Management and Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM)

The Management & Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM) major is an unique academic program that belongs to both the School of Engineering and the School of Business, who jointly award a BS degree.

UConn’s Management and Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM) Program is built upon a simple philosophy: to be effective, technological innovations in manufacturing must be applied to a streamlined and simplified operating environment. Through their studies and internships in the MEM Program, students develop a thorough understanding of the interrelationships among the different areas of a manufacturing enterprise. An integrated education provides a competitive advantage in the manufacturing arena, in which applications of subject matter from business and engineering are equally important.

Students who major in MEM are eligible to apply to the Accelerated Master of Science in Business Analytics and Project Management (MSBAPM) Program.

The Management and Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM) major is available to students at the Storrs Campus.

MEM is for You

If you're interested in:

  • Both Business and Engineering
  • The evaluation, design and implementation of new technologies
  • Gaining total enterprise vision of world-class manufacturing and service organizations
  • Learning how to increase productivity and reduce costs for an organization
  • Having immense flexibility to work as practicing engineers or to focus more on the business side

and you want to learn to apply high professional standards with up-to-date knowledge and personal skills, while possessing a strong commitment to life-long learning.
 
Learn more by contacting a TME student mentor.

Apply to Management & Engineering for Manufacturing

Student Voices

Daniel Castillo (MEM '20)

 

“This summer I am working as a Plant Operations Engineer for the CSI group in both France and the USA! After my internship last summer, I continued to work here throughout the school year and this summer, I am developing and bringing to life an automated inspection project to inspect our components 100% all independently! Our company is a contract manufacturer of high precision mico-metallic components.”

Michael