The 21st century is an exciting and challenging time for engineers and technical professionals. A significant number of the issues we face as a nation and as a society are technical in nature, extraordinarily complex and intertwined with global financial and political concerns: making energy sustainable; creating an affordable healthcare system in our country; delivering modern healthcare to the rest of the world; rebuilding our national infrastructure. These economic challenges, while political in nature, necessitate technology and systems engineering expertise.

Solving matters of corporate, industrial, national and international concern requires engineers and technical professionals who are equipped to understand the global landscape, think creatively and lead teams of inspired scientific minds. Tufts Gordon Institute is uniquely positioned to prepare engineers and technical professionals for this task by offering an academically rigorous yet practical education. We offer both graduate and undergraduate engineering leadership programs, including:

• Master of Science in Engineering Management, a graduate degree for professionals – both currently serving in management roles and those working their way up the ladder – who want to gain the tools and managerial knowledge necessary to be technical leaders who inspire and cultivate innovation in the workplace.
  
• Minor in Engineering Management available to Tufts undergraduate Engineering students who want to develop their leadership skills.

Tufts Gordon Institute has the faculty, curriculum, and stature – as part of one of the highest ranked universities in the nation – to offer world-class engineering leadership programs to students and professionals alike. Contact our staff or request more information to learn how Tufts Gordon Institute can provide you the skills to propel your career forward in this ever-changing 21st century landscape.