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Engineering management is not just for engineers. Learn how CU Boulder’s EMP can help non-technical professionals advance their careers.
Learn how an engineering management degree equips working technical professionals with business acumen and leadership skills to advance their careers.
Engineering students Caleb Inglis and Kelly Winn represented CU Boulder earlier this month at the Lockheed Martin Ethics in Engineering Case Competition in Bethesda, Maryland. The two-day event required teams to prepare recommendations for a fictional but realistic scenario filled with ethical quandaries.
CU Boulder instructor Ron Duren Jr. is no stranger to high-stress situations; he teaches Engineering professionals the skills needed to navigate challenges.
Engineering is one of the most in-demand jobs in the world. And though there are many engineering fields that you can choose from, most companies look for similar requirements and qualifications in candidates. Learn what they are in this recent article in Interesting Engineer.
Learn why engineers need a technical management degree to take advantage of the wealth of opportunities for advancing their careers.
As companies search for technical experts who can translate projects, issues and opportunities into the business world, the value of a master’s degree in engineering management and employment opportunities continue to grow. Read more in this Chronicle of Higher Education article.
Learn how to take your career to impressive new heights by getting an engineering leadership and management certificate.Â