" Technology-driven businesses need leaders with the technical knowledge to drive innovation and the business expertise to manage for success.
The objective of the engineering and management systems master's of science (MS) program at Clarkson is to integrate engineering and computer science technologies with the core components of an MBA. Students become architects of a multi-disciplined technical/management degree that provides the skills necessary to quickly develop products and move them toward commercialization. "
"Clarkson students are meeting marketplace demands for innovative engineers and technical professionals.
By focusing on professional education, Clarkson University has a long-standing tradition of developing advanced engineering, manufacturing and technological skills. In conjunction with industry partners United Technologies, IBM, Turner Construction, Urban Engineers and others, Clarkson designed a truly interdisciplinary program spanning the boundaries of engineering and business specifically for technically focused organizations. Our partnerships ensure that this program meets the demanding and evolving needs of the engineering industry."
Environmental engineers provide the knowledge, leadership and guidance needed to improve the quality of the natural world and ensure its sustainability.
Clarkson University has one of the few undergraduate environmental health science (EHS) programs in the country that focuses on environmental and occupational exposure.
Our M.S. in Environmental Politics and Governance (MSEPG) prepares the next generation of environmental and energy policy analysts and experts to understand and impact the complex socioeconomic and political processes that create environmental outcomes.
"An Interdisciplinary Perspective With an Eye on Results
Clarkson University offers interdisciplinary master's and doctoral degrees in environmental science and engineering (ESE). The programs span natural science and engineering fields while giving you opportunities to engage with the social sciences and policymaking. You will investigate interrelationships between the natural and human systems that affect environmental outcomes on a local and global scale."