Student Handbook
ETM Graduate Programs Overview
Certificate Programs
The ETM Graduate Certificate Program utilizes courses from the METM degree to focus on industry-relevant specializations:
- Constraints Management
- Industrial Leadership
- Project Management
- Six-Sigma Quality Management
- Supply Chain Management
- Systems Engineering Management
Master’s Degree Requirements
A Master’s Degree in Engineering and Technology Management requires 30 semester hours, comprised of 27 semester hours of coursework (9 courses) and 3 semester hours of a non-thesis capstone experience.
The program is interdisciplinary, with course offerings in engineering management and technology-related business courses. Up to three graduate engineering electives from a student’s technical discipline may also be applied to the completion of the degree, although such electives are not available from program faculty. For transfer students, a minimum of 50 percent of total graded credits must be from WSU’s ETM program.
Admission Requirements
Admission to the Engineering and Technology Management Program and the WSU Graduate School requires a bachelor’s degree from an accredited program. For the ETM Program, exposure to disciplines in engineering or technology through study or employment is also required.
Engineering and Technology Management (ETM) courses are delivered 100% online using Canvas and Zoom. Learn more about program delivery.
Academic Partnerships
As a student enrolled in the Engineering and Technology Management (ETM) program, you have the opportunity to join both the American Society of Engineering Management (ASEM) and the Theory of Constraints International Certification Organization (TOCICO).
Advising Forms
• Commonly used graduate program forms
Graduate Student Resources
Graduate School Policies & Procedures
All graduate students must abide by and meet the regulations and policies outlined in the most current and revised Graduate School Policies and Procedures.
- 2023-2024 Graduate School Policies and Procedures (pdf version) (Word version)
- Summary of Graduate School Policy and Procedure Change for 2023-2024
Program of Study
For master’s degree students, the Program of Study should be filed with the Graduate School as soon as possible, but no later than the beginning of the semester preceding the anticipated semester of graduation.
Continuous Enrollment and Graduate Leave
All full-and part-time degree-seeking graduate students at all campus locations must maintain continuous enrollment in the Graduate School. Students seeking an exception to this policy must complete the appropriate graduate leave paperwork, obtain approval from their faculty advisor and the chair or director (in the academic program, department, or school), and submit the paperwork to the Graduate School in advance of the semester they will be away.
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