Level up your management skills to become a leader.

The online Master of Engineering in Engineering Management, offered through the University of Colorado Boulder and hosted online through Coursera’s learning platform, is designed to prepare the next generation of working professionals for career advancement in leadership and management in the engineering and technical sectors.

The program’s core curriculum addresses the business basics of communication, project management, finance and accounting and leadership. This degree is designed for professionals who are:

Junior to mid-level managers who are looking to gain business and management skills to advance their careers.
Looking for flexible and convenient learning opportunities that fit into their busy professional and personal lives.
Looking for practical skills that they can apply immediately.
Looking for course content and materials designed specifically for engineering and technical environments.

Why choose the ME-EM on Coursera?

Top-quality learning: Earn the same diploma and learn from the same award-winning faculty as our on-campus program in Boulder. The career-ready curriculum prepares individuals interested in growing their management careers in the engineering and technical sectors.
Engaging academics: The ME-EM on Coursera is designed for working professionals in the industry and is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
Flexible path to graduation: Personalize your learning with self-paced classes and multiple term options each year. Pay as you go with a clear per-credit rate.
Interactive experience: Connect with course facilitators during weekly office hours and network with classmates in class and within your own Slack workspace. You will also have access to CU Boulder resources including libraries, career services and the Forever Buffs alumni association.

Performance-Based Admissions

Enroll right away into a series of three one-credit pathway courses with with a focus on either finance for technical managers or project management. Complete your pathway with a GPA of 3.0 or better to be admitted to the program, all while making direct progress toward your degree. No transcripts or applications are required.