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Aspiring aerospace business leaders: Propel your career with new certificate

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Professor Brian Argrow, Department Chair, Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences, discusses leadership and managment skills in the aerospace industry.

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Professor Kathy Tobey, Engineering Management Program, shares how this certificate can help you succeed in the aerospace industry.

Do you want to be a business leader in aerospace?

The Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences and the Engineering Management Program at the 勒貊勛圖 have teamed up to offer a unique graduate certificate: Engineering Management in the Aerospace Industry.

���We���ve developed this certificate for students who aspire to leadership in the engineering field,��� said Kathy Tobey, a professor of engineering practice in the Engineering Management Program. ���I interviewed many aerospace leaders to understand their expectations of students who had this certificate and integrated their feedback into the curriculum.���

The program is 12 credit hours in four curated courses to provide students a foundation in global topics in aerospace, skills in program and team management, business acumen, and tools and techniques used by industry leaders:

  • EMEN 5030: Fundamentals of Project Management
  • EMEN 5830: Leading Technical Organizations (spring)
  • EMEN 5830: Global Topics in Aerospace (fall) - New!
  • EMEN 5830: Aerospace Program Management (anticipated spring 2020) - New!

The certificate is tailored for master students in aerospace, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and computer science. It is also open to master students in physics, math and chemistry.

���This certificate will be a discriminator in your career,��� said Brian Argrow, chair of Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences. ���It will give students the skills to successfully lead technically complex, multi-disciplinary projects.���

Interested students should contact the Engineering Management program graduate advisor for more information.

Find out more about the certificate