The curriculum includes technical and advanced management courses, such as manufacturing, pivotal technologies, technology forecasting, project management, quality engineering, management of innovation, and strategic management of technology. The core management curriculum includes areas such as finance, marketing, accounting, strategic planning and decision making, and conflict management. Students enter the program in the fall and advance as a cohort, taking a prescribed sequence of courses together. Case studies, class discussions, and study-group interaction stimulate the learning process.
Most students receive corporate financial support.
The M.S.MOT. requires 35 credits. An oral presentation of the capstone project is required. The information in on-line catalogs and other University publications or announcements is subject to change without notice. University offices can provide current information about possible changes. The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.