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A degree in engineering management CU Boulder teaches engineers to speak the language of business, helping them progress in their careers.
Gary Marshall, a master's student in mechanical engineering and engineering management, is on a mission to give back to those who protect us—firefighters. CU Boulder's Innovation & Entrepreneurship Initiative share more in this article about how he founded EmergenTek in 2018 as a mechanical engineering undergrad, where he and his team developed a retrofittable system that automates fire truck ladder operations, reducing human error and increasing the chance to save more lives.
Learn about what sustainability is and how sustainable engineering management can help protect both the environment and business profits.
Study for your green, black or master black belt in Six Sigma engineering at CU Boulder and become a more marketable, problem-solving engineer.
Product liability can have a huge impact on an engineer’s career; an innovative course at CU Boulder EMP prepares students to tackle liability challenges.
Check out how earning your engineering management degree online will empower you to advance your career without sacrificing your current job.
Take a look at the impact CU Boulder’s Engineering Management Program has had on graduates, how much engineering managers make and where they succeed.
Discover how the Engineering Management Program at CU Boulder prepares students for new leadership opportunities in technical and engineering management.
Discover what it takes to become an engineering manager and how CU Boulder empowers engineers to develop the skills to advance their careers.
Getting an online Engineering Management degree at CU Boulder is an engaging and interactive experience. Learn what it can do for your career.