Online Master’s Degree and Certificate Program
Washington State University’s Engineering and Technology Management (ETM) program prepares engineering and business professionals to make strategic and operational decisions and become leaders in the management of engineering, technology, and operations. Courses provide practicing engineers and business professionals with the knowledge, tools, and skills to manage projects, operations, and organizations and lead people. The ETM program is specifically tailored for technical professionals who want to advance their careers while still working full time. Live, online classes are available from anywhere and are also recorded and available on-demand.
Advance Your Career
In this program, you will:
- develop a systematic and analytic framework to support decision making and make effective changes.
- gain skills to manage changing technology.
- cultivate business and human resources management skills.
- learn technical and leadership skills designed to meet today’s—and tomorrow’s—industry needs.
- stay at the leading edge and become a leader in the management of engineering and technology.
All programs within WSU and the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture are accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). You can find more information at WSU Accreditation.
News and Announcements
- Join ETM Faculty at the ASEM 2022 Hybrid International Annual Conference
- Dr. Bill Gray Retires: A Quarter Century of Service to WSU
- ETM Alum Authors Children’s Book
- Dr. Alice Squires named Wendell J. Satre Distinguished Professor
- ETM faculty member, Dr. Alice Squires, is empowering women as leaders in systems engineering.
Engineering Management graduates can expect starting salaries between $120K and $151K.
Data reported on salary.com.Engineering Managers have one of the top 20 best paying jobs in America today.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2021