Master of Management and Manufacturing
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| Mission | To develop world-class leaders able to fuse strategic business practices with cutting-edge technology. |
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| Official name | Master of Management & Manufacturing |
| University | Northwestern University |
| School type | Private |
| Focus | Operations management and Manufacturing |
| Location | Evanston, IL, USA |
| Postgraduates | 118 |
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MMM (Master of Management and Manufacturing) is a 2 year dual degree program offered by Northwestern University. Students of MMM degree earn an MBA (Master of Business Administration) from the Kellogg School of Management and a MEM (Masters of Engineering Management) from the McCormick School of Engineering.
The MMM program is designed for MBA students who seek a strong operations and/or design focus in their graduate business studies.
[edit] Who Should Consider the MMM program?
- Prospective MBA students interested in a future career with product companies
- Prospective MBA students seeking deep technical knowledge in Operations management.
- Prospective MBA students seeking to develop a ‘Design Thinking’ mindset when approaching the development of new products or services
- Experienced engineers seeking to add management expertise to their skill sets.
[edit] Benefits of the MMM program
- Accelerated Program of Studies. MMM students earn 2 graduate-level degrees (MBA and MEM) after only 2 years of study.
- Flexibility of Studies. MMM students are able to take additional courses in areas of their choosing including Marketing, Finance, Entrepreneurship, etc.
- MMM students are Kellogg MBAs. MMM students are Kellogg MBAs and as such receive all the benefits and have access to all the resources other Kellogg MBA students can access.
- Enhanced Quantitative Depth: MMM students are understood to have additional quantitative and analytical depth - a trait prized by many prestigious employers including management consulting and investment banking firms.
