BSc in Engineering - Engineering Management with Paper Science and Engineering in Cincinatti United States | Miami University

Engineering Management offers an interdisciplinary method for tackling modern global complexities. Today's highly competitive businesses need professionals who possess strong technical knowledge, business acumen, an entrepreneurial spirit, and leadership abilities enhanced by a comprehensive liberal education. The Engineering Management curriculum integrates classes in engineering, business and entrepreneurship, science, mathematics, and liberal arts. Its purpose is to cultivate your engineering and business skills, social consciousness, and interpersonal communication abilities. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree. Note: Students completing the Entrepreneurship concentration are ineligible for the Entrepreneurship minor.

Build a strong technical foundation alongside business understanding and societal consciousness. Master effective communication. Understand ethical and professional duties in engineering scenarios. Form educated decisions by evaluating the consequences of engineering solutions on global, economic, environmental, and social scales. This interdisciplinary curriculum combines core engineering and business studies, providing robust technical training with management capabilities. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for technical roles that involve collaboration with business functions like operations, procurement, human resources, finance, and marketing. Such positions may include technical sales, production supervision, procurement, environmental management, and quality assurance.

This concentration establishes a base in paper science and engineering while equipping students with the technical expertise, capabilities, and talents necessary to devise practical solutions for challenges in the paper industry or related sectors. Graduates contribute to innovation and advancements in sustainability within the pulp and paper field. The concentration's additional learning outcomes include: the capacity to strategize, identify, design, and evaluate solutions for issues in the paper industry or affiliated companies, and the ability to exhibit the organizational, leadership, and broad communication skills essential for professionals in the worldwide pulp and paper sector.