The College of New Jersey

Programme overview

This specialization is offered within TCNJ’s Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science (BSES). The curriculum is a hybrid model that combines foundational engineering coursework with selected business and management content, designed to provide flexibility and a broad education while retaining engineering rigor. The undergraduate program is ABET-accredited under the Engineering Accreditation Commission.

What you'll study

Students follow the engineering science core while choosing the engineering management specialization to integrate management-oriented topics alongside engineering subjects. The program emphasizes small classes, faculty mentoring, hands-on laboratory work, and access to modern design, prototyping, and validation tools. Opportunities include faculty-mentored research, participation in national engineering design competitions, internships, and eligible study-abroad experiences.

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific entry qualifications. Prospective students should consult TCNJ admissions for standard undergraduate application criteria and any program-specific requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for leadership and technical roles across a range of industries, including mechanical, computer, and electrical engineering positions, as well as product management and business development roles. Many students secure employment before graduation; recent employers of School of Engineering alumni include Boeing, General Dynamics, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, and PSE&G. Alumni also pursue graduate study at institutions such as Drexel University, Rowan University, Rutgers University, and Stevens Institute of Technology.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not specify scholarships. Students should explore TCNJ-wide scholarships, departmental awards within the School of Engineering, external industry scholarships, and financial aid options; internships and undergraduate research can also enhance employability and funding-worthiness.