Masters Degree in Engineering & Technology Innovation Management (E&TIM)

Welcome to E&TIM

Carnegie Mellon University invites engineering and other technical professionals to earn a one-year, interdisciplinary MS degree in Engineering and Technology Innovation Management (E&TIM).

From nanotechnology to critical infrastructure, biomedical engineering to the environment, energy to information technology, today's opportunities and challenges have both technical and management dimensions.

The E&TIM program equips students for meaningful careers as leaders in innovation and the strategic management of technology.

What's New?

• Now accepting applications for the 2009 E&TIM class beginning in January.

• Visit the following link for a description of the new elective course for fall 2008, "Innovation for Energy and the Environment," taught by David Gerard and Pat Atkins.

• Interested in a dual masters degree in E&TIM and a traditional engineering program at Carnegie Mellon? Read about E&TIM's Dual Degree Program.

• New spring 2008 course for E&TIM students focuses on decision tools for entrepreneurial engineers.

• "The Myths of Innovation" author and E&TIM Seminar speaker Scott Berkun gives Carnegie Mellon University Lecture.

• Congratulations to E&TIM student Deepti Madan and team for their award winning Social Innovation Business Plan, ePanacea for the recycling and safe disposal of e-waste.

• For more news about E&TIM, check out the
  What's New? page.

E&TIM in the News

• TMS Online: "Bridging Business and Technology."

• Pittsburgh Business Times: "CMU Degree Will Teach Engineers Business Behind Their Innovations."

• BusinessWeek.com: "Educating Engineers for the New Market."

Application Schedule

Next E&TIM session begins January 2009.

Applications Are Due By:
August 31 (for September notification)
September 30 (for October notification)

Contact Information

Eden Fisher, PhD
E&TIM Executive Director

etim@andrew.cmu.edu

Phone: 412-268-9067
Fax: 412 268-3757