M.S. in Systems & Engineering Management
Overview
The program leading to the Master of Science in Systems & Engineering Management (M.S.S.E.M.) through the Industrial Engineering department is designed to meet the growing demand for technical managers with strong engineering, science and technical backgrounds as well as a sound grounding in management and financial issues. The M.S.S.E.M. program has a professional focus and provides the opportunity for students with a non−IE undergraduate degree to obtain graduate training in their specialty areas and to receive engineering management training at the same time.
Degree Requirements
Students in the M.S.S.E.M. program are subject to all masters degree regulations as outlined in the Graduate Catalog. The program follows the same course credit restrictions as the Master of Science in Industrial Engineering. The M.S.S.E.M. program can be taken as a thesis (24 credits plus 6 credits of thesis) or non−thesis (36 credits) option. Please see the Industrial Engineering Handbook for more detailed information on the M.S.S.E.M. program requirements.
Transfer of Courses
Graduate transfer credits from other institutions are contingent upon approval of the Graduate School and the graduate advisor; decisions will be based on the current policy guidelines established by the Whitacre College of Engineering, the Department of Industrial Engineering, and the Graduate School.
For More Information
The SEM graduate advisor is Dr. Mario Beruvides. If you have questions about the degree program, please contact him at:
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Mario Beruvides, Ph.D., P.E.
SEM Graduate Advisor
Industrial Engineering
Texas Tech University
MS 43061
Lubbock, TX 79409-3061
T: 806.742.3543
F: 806.742.3411
Email: mario.beruvides@ttu.edu
If you have questions about the distance learning program, please contact:
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Brent Guinn, Director
P: 806.742.3451 or 806.528.5583
Email: brent.guinn@ttu.edu