Dartmouth University offers a Master in Engineering Management. It is an immersive Program for engineering and science graduates seeking to expand their business knowledge. The program is offered in association with Thayer School of Engineering and Tuck School of Business.  This could be something if you are planning to do MBA in USA. 

The highlights of the MEM program are-

• Integrated community
• Ivy League
• Flexible curriculum
• Variety of financial aid
• Prime location
• Dedicated career development center
• Alumni network
• Internships
• Experienced faculty
• Immersive and short duration

Class Profile

The size of the class was 50. The average starting age of the class was 24. Around one-third of the class were female. The average GPA of class was3.5 and the TOEFL score was 111. International students belonged from Argentina, Armenia, Canada, Colombia, Germany, India, Lebanon, Spain, Thailand, Ukraine, and Uruguay. 

Coursework

The curriculum consists of core courses and electives. The core courses offered by the university are- statistical methods in engineering, technology assessment, strategy and organizational behavior, marketing, operations management, MEM professional skills, MEM project/internship, operations research, applied machine learning, data analytics, and introduction to optimization methods.

Highlights of the Program

Summer Internship

During the program, students participate in the MEM Project. Students can earn a decent amount to cover their living expenses. 

Co-curricular Activities

Students actively participate in co-curricular activities. The co-curricular activities are organized by MEM Council, Thayer Consulting Club, Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship, Dartmouth formula Racing, and local communities. 

Employment Statistics

According to the 2021 employment statistics 100/ students received full-time employment opportunities. 98/ students accepted the offer. The starting salary was $85,000 and the median salary was $100,000. The leading recruiting sectors were technology, consulting, finance, and health and pharmaceutical. The leading hiring companies were Adobe, Amazon, American Express, Ecolab, HP, Jobcase, Microsoft, Postmates, Shell, Sonos, Tesla, Wayfair, and iRobot.

Cost of the Program

The estimated cost of the program per term is $26,921. The fees include tuition fees, health insurance, accommodation charges, stationery charges, fees, and personal expenses. 

Financial Aid

The financial assistance provided by the university are-

•  Partial tuition scholarships- Partial Tuition fees scholarships are awarded after the assessment of the application. All students are eligible for these scholarships. 
• Loans- Native students are eligible to apply for loan options like Federal Stafford loans, Federal Perkins Loans, and DELC loans through the Dartmouth Financial Aid Office. 
• The George C.A. “Gus” Conrades ’90 Distinguished Fellowship- Conrades fellowship is awarded to students with leadership capabilities and potential. The fellowship covers the financial needs of the students and is awarded after the assessment of the application. 

Application Requirements and Deadlines

The application requirements are-

• Letters of Recommendation
• Academic Transcripts
• Statement of Purpose
• Essay
• Toefl/IELTS score
• Interview

Word of Advice

The letters of recommendation must come from the current employer or professor. The letter of recommendation must be submitted online with original signatures and contact information. The letter of recommendation must showcase your professional excellence and work-ethics.

The academic transcripts must be carefully scanned and uploaded. 

IELTS/TOEFL scores must be sent to Dartmouth College” ETS Code-3360″. Photocopies of IELTS/TOEFL scores will not be accepted. 

Application Deadlines

The application process has three deadlines. The first deadline is in January, the second deadline is in March and the last deadline is April. International students must submit all the required documents before the deadline approaches. 

Career Skills

During the program, students learn a set of skills. The skills help them to withstand the tough competition and tumultuous times. The skills are problem-solving, communication and presentation, leadership, organization management, and technology assessment and use. 

Conclusion

The main aim of the MEM program is to equip engineering and science students with managerial and business skills and knowledge. The program equips students to handle complex business challenges.

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