What is Management & Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM)?
The Management & Engineering for Manufacturing (MEM) major is an independent academic major that is part of both the College of Engineering and the School of Business. During their time here, MEM students gain critical business and engineering skills, learn how to design solutions, and become effective team leaders. At graduation, they are part of an elite cohort with two tassels hanging from their cap, leaving with a B.S. degree conferred by both schools, total enterprise vision, and well-rounded knowledge of production in manufacturing and the service industries.
MANAGEMENT
Through a partnership with the School of Business, MEM students gain critical business skills like accounting and finance, marketing and management to aid in their future careers.
ENGINEERING
Through a partnership with the College of Engineering, MEM students graduate with a comprehensive engineering degree and real world experience through Senior Design.
MANUFACTURING
MEM students graduate with a solid understanding of the principles of manufacturing and the ability to step into leadership roles within global manufacturing companies.
MEM by the Numbers
#1
MEM graduates consistently have one of the highest median salaries
88%
of our graduates have jobs within 3 months of graduation
$73,500
MEM graduates median starting salary in 2022
Recent News
Faculty Spotlight: Craig Calvert
Meet Craig Calvert, Assistant Professor in Residence and Co-Director of the MEM Program. Dr. Calvert, a seasoned professional with a diverse background in chemistry and business, began his academic journey earning a bachelor’s degree in chemistry before pursuing a PhD in inorganic materials chemistry at UConn. He later obtained a Master of Science in Business […]
[Read More]MEM Lab Kickoff Event
The MEM Lab (Engineering II Building, Room 102) will be hosting a kickoff event on February 26, 3-5pm. Please stop by for free pizza, MEM merch, and prizes! We hope to see you there!
[Read More]HackUConn
HackUConn is a 20-hour event, this year taking place on March 1st-2nd, that brings together students of all majors in hopes of finding innovative solutions for this year’s theme Public Safety. Students are provided mentoring and workshops from outside professional companies and teams. Students then pitch their innovative solutions to a panel of judges for […]
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