Northwestern Engineering gives you the skills to lead – and the built environment expertise to stand apart.
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Part- and full-time options
Designed for early-career professionals
Meld technical coursework with skills in business management and behavioral sciences to develop tactical skills for project leadership
Designed for mid-career professionals
Small cohort and deep industry connections foster substantive discussions and lifelong professional relationships
WHY CHOOSE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY?
LEARN FROM TOP-TIER FACULTY
We have over 40 faculty members who are project management veterans and infuse the curriculum with in-depth expertise and intimate knowledge of today's industry. At Northwestern, you'll gain the business and technical skills you need to move your career forward.
ENGAGE IN A SPECIALIZED, FLEXIBLE CURRICULUM
Select from late afternoon and evening courses that fit into your schedule, as well as online courses for EMDC, and tailor your curriculum to your professional aspirations.
DEVELOP INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS
The Master of Science in Project Management and Master of Science in Executive Management for Design and Construction programs are embedded in the local industry community; benefit from our ever-expanding network. You will gain lifelong connections with faculty and alumni who are leaders in their field.
Whether your goal is a career in the built environment sector or to prepare yourself with experience developed from learning in a complex industry, Northwestern has a program for the moment you’re ready to reach your next level.
Master of Project Management
- Part- and full-time options available. Earn the part-time degree in as little as two years.
- Focused study in choice of five specializations
• A/E/C Business Management
• Real Estate Development
• Transportation Management
• Sustainability
• Construction Management
- Custom-designed curriculum emphasizes management, planning and design concepts
- Prepares technically qualified early- to mid-level engineers and architects for leadership roles
Phoebe Evans (’16) designed a life clock that embodies time through the representation of rings on a tree. Evans used Arduino and LED lights to bring life to the clock.
Six students (’15) teamed up with IDEO Chicago to design a low-cost teff seed row planter to improve the livelihood of Ethiopian farmers.
Jeff Kahn (’14) designed the product Zeez which explores how different dosing protocols of light can affect the circadian clock thus improving the quality of life.
“The program offers one of the best faculties in the nation. Its alliance with the architecture, engineering, and construction industries provides networking opportunities that benefit both graduates and the participating companies."
Diane Redszus Zimmer, MPM Graduate
Director, J.S. Held LLC
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Master of Executive Management for Design and Construction
- 12-course online program earned in two academic years
- Designed to give mid-level professionals with typically eight or more years of progressive experience the business and leadership skills needed to advance into senior management roles
- Robust curriculum of four core courses and eight electives allow you to customize your learning to your needs and career goals
- Equips aspiring future executives with the enhanced skills, strategies, and insights needed to become successful senior leaders
"I was made to stay at the top of my game. The operational knowledge shared by the industry experts teaching the classes opens your eyes to the soft skills needed to succeed as an executive. And at the same time, the program shines a light on the financial indicators and accounting concerns executives work with daily to make sure their companies succeed.”
Damon Ranieri, EMDC Graduate
Director of Virtual Design & Construction, Leopardo Companies
Choose from five specialization options to customize the program to your individual needs
Equips you with the enhanced skills, strategies, and insights to become a successful organizational leader
