I SCORED 85 IN TOEFL. I AM PLANNING FOR ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT IN FALL 2023, WHICH UNIVERSITIES CAN I APPLY TO?

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Anshika Bhatnagar · Accepted Answer

Hey, Master&rsquo;s in Engineering Management (MEM) is a professional master&rsquo;s degree exclusively designed to bridge the gap between engineering, technology, and management. Popularly known as the &lsquo;Engineer&rsquo;s MBA&rsquo; or &ldquo;MBA for Engineers&rdquo;, a Master&rsquo;s in Engineering Management is an ideal choice among engineering graduates who wish to combine their technical skills with business acumen and thus move to a higher managerial role with a technology core.
MEM abroad eligibility and requirements - While the admission requirement may differ from one university to another, here are the general eligibility requirements for pursuing MEM abroad.
Academic requirementsCandidates would be required to have an accredited bachelor&rsquo;s degree in an engineering or STEM discipline or its equivalent with a good CGPA from a recognized university.
Work experience requirementsHaving work experience is again subjective to your university requirements. However, since you are pursuing a master&rsquo;s program, it is recommended that you have quality experience in your field of study. Candidates don&rsquo;t need to have many years under their belt, however, significant work experience would always make their profile stand out. Candidates with significant work experience could also have their standard GRE/GMAT waived off, however, this is at the discretion of the university.
Application RequirementsCandidates looking to apply to MEM courses abroad would require to provide the university with the following:
a Bachelor&rsquo;s Degree from a recognized university,a Resume/CV,GMAT/GRE Scores,a Letter of Recommendation,a Statement of purpose,Admission Essay,English proficiency test scores
Universities for MEM in the USA -
Texas A & M UniversityUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of Southern CaliforniaNortheastern UniversityUniversity of Alabama
I hope this helps!