Preparing professionals for senior roles in the design and construction industries
The basics at-a-glance
Degree earned: Master of Science in Executive Management for Design and Construction
 LocationOnline program Course structure includes video lectures and interactive webinars, online group projects, and guest speakers |  TimingComplete the part-time program in ~two years Classes start in the fall, winter, or spring quarters |  CourseworkSix core courses + six elective courses to customize your learning |  AdmissionsFall quarter start: Winter quarter start: Spring quarter start: Application opens September 1 |
Unique program features
The Master of Science in Executive Management for Design and Construction online program goes beyond book learning and addresses the decision-making challenges encountered in the design and construction today.
Sharpen your current technical skills and business acumen for senior-level leadership roles.
Fill in the gaps from your eight+ years of progressive experience to become a well-rounded professional ready for advancement.
Complete six core courses tackling executive-level topics like law, finance, and business organization.
Customize your next six courses with electives that support your personal career objectives.
Learn via video lectures watched at your convenience and participate in collaborative webinars that make you feel like you are sitting right in the classroom.
Benefit from guest lecturers and group projects typically found only in on-ground programs.
Learn from and network with seasoned industry leaders who augment coursework with present-day case studies and examples.
Participate in discussions that build upon your existing experience to prepare yourself for decision-making typically faced by senior-most leaders.
On July 23, Northwestern University’s Master of Science in Executive Management for Design and Construction (EMDC) program hosted a panel discussion with C-suite executives and national leaders in construction, consulting, and finance to discuss the future of the architecture, engineering, and construction industry.
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