Master of Engineering Management/MBA (aka MMM)

Today's global marketplace requires a new type of manager-leader: one able to fuse strategic business practices with cutting-edge technology. The MMM Program at Northwestern University offers an unparalleled opportunity to master these critical skills and prepare for a lifetime of professional achievement.

In the selection process, the Admissions Committee evaluates the applicant's scholastic ability, personal character, motivation, leadership ability, interpersonal skills, career performance and management potential.

The Committee reviews the personal essays, academic record, GMAT score, TOEFL score (if applicable), Career Progress Survey, resume and evaluative interview report to assess each applicant's candidacy compared to the overall pool of applicants. The Committee highly values full-time professional experience. Work experience adds to maturity and career- and self-awareness, which contribute to a student's success.

Although MMM students are admitted to both the Kellogg School of Management and the McCormick School of Engineering, they only need to go through a single application process, managed by Kellogg School of Management Office of Admissions and Financial Aid.

Students at the MMM program earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from the Kellogg School of Business as well as a Master of Engineering Management (MEM) degree from the McCormick School of Engineering.

The Kellogg School of Management develops global leaders in a culture of innovation and collaboration. Kellogg imparts Intellectual Depth, Leadership Skills and Social Responsibility, Experiential Learning and a Global Perspective to students in its Full-Time, Part-Time and Executive MBA programs and in its non-degree Executive Education courses.

The Kellogg School's unique approach to management education prepares students to become global leaders who can analyze an organization's structure in depth, find creative solutions to business challenges, and build consensus across diverse groups.

These are the qualities that distinguish the Kellogg School MBA graduate. Taught by a world-class, research-based faculty, and supported by a network of 50,000 alumni globally, today's students continue the legacy that began when the school was founded at Northwestern University in 1908. Today, Kellogg remains one of the world's most prestigious business schools.