Welcome to Engineering and Technology Management Department (ETM)
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ETM News:
ETM-Abu Dhabi Program
The Engineering and Technology Management (ETM) department of Portland State University (PSU) and Al-Ain University of Science and Technology are pleased to announce the new ETM-Abu Dhabi Program. This program will allow students residing in the Middle East region to earn a Master’s of Science degree in technology management by attending Portland State University courses, offered in a shorter, concentrated format, at Al-Ain University in Abu Dhabi.
- Program can be completed in 13 courses (1 per month) offered over 15 months
- Courses identical to those offered in Portland, except offered in a concentrated format
- Courses taught in Abu Dhabi with lectures, cases, projects, and discussions
- Program begins in Fall, 2008; applications accepted now
ETM Graduate Seminar
There will be no Seminar March 5, the next Graduate Seminar will be in Fall 2008.
Course Offerings At The Capital Center In Washington County
You can take courses at Westside in Washington County to complete the PSU ETM Department's MSEM (Master of Science in Engineering Management) degree.
ETM Student Handbook
The ETM Student Handbook is now available on-line! It is a great resource for new ETM students.
ETM Today eNewsletter
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Research and Educational Trends in Engineering and Technology Management (ETM)
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ETM e-mail system
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From the Department Chair:
We are living in the technology era. As society becomes more and more
technology-dependent, it is clear that those who can manage technology will be
the leaders in the decades to come. The Department of Engineering and Technology
Management (ETM) prepares professionals in engineering, science and related
disciplines to lead their organizations to success in this era. The Department
has been committed to the ideals of engineering and technology management
education since its establishment in 1987. With more than 400 graduates in 26
countries and 150 active Master’s and Ph.D. students, ETM provides the best
foundation for the increasingly technology-driven world in which we live.
Our department is offering almost 40 different courses this year. In response to
the high demand for our courses, some are offered more than once, bringing the
total number of sections to nearly 50. In order to accommodate the needs of
students employed in Oregon’s technology-based industries, we are offering about
half of our courses at the PSU-West campus at Capital Center in Washington
County.
We wish our current and future students endless success in moving toward
leadership in the innovation economy of the technology era.
Dundar F. Kocaoglu, Ph.D.
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