Master of Engineering Management

The business of technology innovation takes more than good ideas—it takes technical expertise, leadership skills, and the ability to communicate and collaborate across diverse teams. Dartmouth's Master of Engineering Management (MEM) integrates the study and practice of engineering and management to develop outstanding leaders in our tech-driven world.

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The Dartmouth MEM

Hear from MEM Faculty Director Vikrant Vaze and MEM Executive Director Geoffrey Parker about the benefits of a Dartmouth MEM degree and what makes the program different.

Graduate Outcomes

What can you do with an MEM?

Funding Your Education

From need-based aid to fellowships.

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The Dartmouth Difference

A diverse group of students, dressed in business attire, is posing for a photo in front of a brick building, representing a cohort from an Dartmouth MEM focused on blending technical and business education.

Endless Possibilities

Dartmouth MEM students the enjoy flexibility to design their own program or specialize in one of three focus areas to gain the technical and business acumen necessary for leadership in a variety of sectors. Within a close-knit cohort (average size is 55), you'll gain individualized attention from world-class Thayer and Tuck faculty, support from assigned mentors, and unparalleled access to internships and job resources.

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Community Like No Other

Live, work, and play with some of the best and brightest from around the world, and enjoy being part of a tight-knit community. Dartmouth's MEM program is purposefully small, with faculty, staff, fellow students, and a global network of alumni and mentors ready to support you through your time at Dartmouth and beyond.

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Real-World Experience

As a Dartmouth MEM student, your learning extends far beyond the classroom walls. You'll complete industry-sponsored internships to apply what you've learned to real-life challenges at companies ranging from early start-ups to multi-national corporations. You'll manage projects that develop new technologies or transform business practices.

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average cohort size

Each MEM cohort is like its own family: small, personal, and tight-knit.

51%

women in MEM

More than half of Dartmouth MEM students identify as female.

$126k

average starting salary

With 98% job placement, MEM graduates command high starting salaries.

The Dartmouth MEM degree program is a founding member of the ‍Master of Engineering Management Programs Consortium (MEMPC).