Courses
Working with your fellow students, faculty, our designers and entrepreneurs-in-residence, and members of the business community, you will learn the ins-and-outs of concept design and development, prototyping, finance, marketing and managing a technology-based project or company. All using the tools, shops and laboratories of UNB’s renowned Faculty of Engineering’s research facilities.
Graduate courses
Fall (16ch):
- TME 6413: Technology Creativity, Innovation, & Entrepreneurial Ventures (3ch)*
- TME 6025: Design-thinking and Opportunity Validation (4ch)
- TME 6213: Quality Management (3ch)**
- TME 6013: Entrepreneurial Finance (3ch)
- TME 6396: TME Seminar (0ch)
- Technical Elective (3ch): TME 6014 or TME 6015
- CRAM***
Winter (10ch):
- TME 6026: Systems Design and Agile Prototype Development (4ch)
- TME 6313: Managing Engineering and Information Technology Projects (3ch)
- Advanced Technical Elective (3ch)
- TME 6396: TME Seminar (cont) (0ch)
Summer (6ch):
* The in-class component of this course is typically done within the first full week of the program, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., approximately. Then, students have a few weeks to work on assignments. Other MTME courses that conflict with these times don't have classes that week.
** Classes are usually on Saturdays, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., but not all Saturdays in the term.
*** CRAM is a mandatory, one-time, three-day activity that starts on Thursday evening and runs through the first weekend of the program until Sunday afternoon. This is a cohort-building workshop that sets the tone for the program and provides students with content that can be leveraged throughout the program. Students should plan accordingly.
MTME students must successfully complete all the requirements for the courses listed above in order to stay in the program and apply to graduate.
