MEM Courses

Course requirements for MEM students entering Fall 2020. ‍

Visit the courses archive page to view course requirements for previous cohort.

Core Courses

Engineering Management (all 8)

ENGS 93: Statistical Methods in Engineering
ENGM 178: Technology Assessment
ENGM 180: Corporate Finance
ENGM 181: Marketing
ENGM 183: Operations Management
ENGM 1XX: Strategy and Organizational Behavior
ENGM 387: MEM Professional Skills
ENGG 390: MEM Project/Internship

Applied Mathematics (choose 2)

ENGG 103: Operations Research
ENGS 108: Applied Machine Learning
ENGM 182: Data Analytics
ENGM 184: Introduction to Optimization Methods

Elective Courses

Open Electives (choose 4)

any graduate engineering sciences or engineering course (see a list of popular electives)
business and management courses from Tuck School of Business (see a list of popular electives)
graduate courses from Dartmouth science departments
courses from The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
environmental law courses from Vermont Law School
courses from The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical Practice (TDI)

Top 10 Elective Courses - Ranked by MEM Students

Thayer School of Engineering

ENGM 182: Data Analytics
ENGM 188: Law for Technology and Entrepreneurship
ENGM 186: Technology Project Management
ENGG 103: Operations Research
ENGM 185: Topics in Manufacturing Design and Processes
ENGS 108: Applied Machine Learning
ENGM 187: Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship
ENGS 174: Energy Utilization
ENGS 171: Industrial Ecology

All Thayer School graduate courses are available to MEM students.

Tuck School of Business

Data Mining for Business Analytics
Global Strategy & Implementation
Financial Reporting & Statement Analysis
Retail Pricing Straties & Tactics
Selling and Sales Leadership
Power and Influence
The CEO Experience
Leadership Out of the Box
Countries & Companies in the International Economy
Energy Economics

Included in the MEM tuition are up to 2 Tuck School elective courses. Students may opt to take more than 2, but this requires additional fees. All courses require permission from the instructor and prior approval of the MEM program director.