Northeastern’s Galante Engineering Business program offers a progressive, multidegree opportunity for engineering students to complement their technical engineering education with business skills. The result is the potential for a three-degree program in which students leverage courses across BS, MS, and MBA curricula to achieve a unique set of technical, engineering management, and business skills while earning a certificate and potentially three degrees (BS/MS/MBA) from Northeastern University.
Program participants will also benefit from regular access to and participation in specially designed programmatic elements such as workshops, speaker series, site visits, seminars, and other related personal and professional development activities as a connected cohort. Each participant creates an individualized personal development plan to combine available programmatic elements into a unique co-curricular set of activities to complement coursework. Because of the co-curricular programmatic elements, this program is intended for full-time on-campus students.
This program is offered only to Northeastern University undergraduate students.
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Benefits of Becoming a Galante Fellow:
- Galante Fellows will earn a master’s degree, as well as an Engineering Business Certificate
- Students may transfer up to four Galante courses to be applied toward a Northeastern MBA
- The program provides a strong business-based engineering curriculum, offering programmatic enrichment and professional development events each semester
- Galante courses count toward the master’s degree and the business certificate
- Students benefit from the camaraderie of a connected cohort
Eligibility:
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Minimum 3.40 GPA
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BS in Engineering from Northeastern University
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Admitted to one of these graduate programs:
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Engineering Management
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Industrial Engineering
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Operations Research
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Data Analytics Engineering
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Construction Management
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Chemical Engineering
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Note: Galante Fellows are expected to regularly attend events and actively contribute to the program. Therefore, it is recommended that you have at least two semesters left in order to complete the program requirements.

