Northwestern University's Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science offers globally recognized master's programs to meet the needs of bright, dedicated professionals and the ever-changing business and technical needs of the organizations they represent. McCormick's world-class engineering faculty brings innovative ideas and the latest in technology to our programs.

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Master of Biotechnology Program (MBP)
Prepares biologists, chemists, and engineers for careers in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries; flexible format.

Masters in Engineering Design and Innovation (MS-EDI)
Introduces engineers to the front end of design, using a qualitative, synthetic, and observational approach. Teaches human-centered design methods. 1 year full-time program in Evanston.

Master of Engineering Management (MEM)
Combines basic management principles with comprehensive quantitative and analytical tools to prepare experienced technical professionals to take the lead in solving the complex issues of today's technical and global economy. Flexible full time or part time options in Evanston and Bensenville.

The MMM Program
Dual degree (MBA/MEM) program that integrates the Kellogg MBA curriculum with an engineering management curriculum in manufacturing; 2-year full-time cohort program in Evanston.

Master of Product Development (MPD)
Teaches the concepts and tools of product design and development; part time 2 year cohort program, on alternating Friday's and Saturday's in Evanston.

Master of Project Management (MPM)
Prepares project and program managers to direct major engineering and infrastructure projects; flexible 12-course late afternoon / evening format in Evanston.

Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT)
Teaches the strategic use of IT through blended engineering / business curriculum; part-time cohort program on Saturdays in Evanston; students advance together as a group.