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Masters of Management and Manufacturing/Manufacturing Mgmt [#permalink]
 02 Sep 2005, 17:48
Please see the links below to help identify programs that interest you.
Kettering
http://www.kettering.edu/graduate/mmm.asp
MIT LFM Program
http://lfm.mit.edu/
McGill University
http://www.mmm.mcgill.ca/mission.html
Michigan
http://www.tmi.umich.edu/d2.htm
Northwestern University
http://www.mmm.northwestern.edu/
Penn State
http://www.smeal.psu.edu/qmm/
Purdue MTM option
http://www.mgmt.purdue.edu/programs/mas ... turing.asp
RIT
http://www.rit.edu/~625www/programs_man ... l#overview
Another option worth considering is Master of Engineering Management (MEM) programs. Some Engineering schools have partnered with their University's Business School to provide the management portion of the curriculum.
Case Western
http://www.mem.case.edu/employers.html
Dartmouth
Duke
http://memp.pratt.duke.edu/academics/
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I have a Master of Engineering in Manufacturing from the University of Michigan. I'm still an MBA applicant, and cannot talk about how the degree pairs with business school. It has been very valuable from a practical operations perspective though and is definitely worth the time and effort. Michigan has a great program.
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