Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering & ME-EM Dual Degrees

Complement your Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering Master’s Degree with Engineering Management. To complete the Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering & ME Engineering Management dual degree programs, you must be admitted to both the Engineering Management Program and the Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering Program.

Dual Degree Requirements

The dual degree consists of 45 total credit hours:

  • 21 credit hours from the Engineering Management Program (EMP)
  • 24 credit hours from the Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering Program*

*The 24 credits required are at the discretion of the Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering department and may not need to all come from ECEN coursework.  Please consult the Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering department to confirm requirements for the degree of interest.

Current Requirements (starting Fall 2022)

  • (Previously EMEN 5830: Special Topics)
  •   OR
  • Three EMEN elective courses; EMEN 5000 does not count towards the Engineering Management degree requirements

When completing the ME Engineering Management degree candidacy application for graduation, in addition to the 21 EMEN credit hours, students will need to include 9 Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering credit hours to make the 30 total credit hours required to complete the ME Engineering Management degree.

When completing the Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering degree candidacy application for graduation, in addition to the 24 ECEE credit hours, students will need to include 6 EMEN credit hours to make the 30 total credit hours required to complete the Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering degrees.

Spring Scenic Engineering Center (Photo by Patrick Campbell/University of Colorado)