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 E&TIM program beginning spring 2013.
Congrats to ETIM teammates Chen Feng (ETIM/CEE '14) and Jianan Jiang (ETIM/CEE '14), for their second place award in the CMU Summit New Venture Competition held on April 29, 2012! The team, which also included CMU students Chang Liu (CEE) and Xuesong Liu (CEE/Software Engineering) were honored with a $2,000 cash prize for "SchemaFusion," their idea for a new company. Feng was later interviewed about the project by CCTV,
China's largest broadcasting company.
Congratulations to ETIM students Omkar Ambardekar ('12) and Brian Lee ('12) along with Manoj Subramaniam of INI, who won an award for "Best Team Project" in Professor Norman Sadeh's spring 2012 course, Mobile and Pervasive Computing. The group's winning project was a customizable hair styling app for Androids called, "Style Me." The group received $1,000 for their winning project.
Congratulations to Rahul Chavan and Sreeram Kurup Unnikrishna Kurup (‘12) on their winning submissions for the 2012 Social Innovation Solutions Challenge, sponsored by Carnegie Mellon’s Heinz College. Chavan’s team was awarded first place for their idea for a new water purification system for India. Unnikrishna Kurup’s team was awarded third place for an organic food geo-tagging system. For more info, visit Heinz College News.
ETIM alumna Corinne Pascale ('09) is volunteering with Microsoft's Technology Education and Literacy in Schools program (TEALS) to teach an Intro to Computer Science course at a high school in her area. Read more about the project, featured in The Huffington Post.
For more news about E&TIM, check out the Highlights page.
Phone: See above for appropriate contact
Fax: 412 268-3757
Mailing Address:
Engineering and
Technology Innovation Management (E&TIM)
129 Baker Hall
Department of Engineering and Public Policy
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
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