This already exists: http://www.ntnu.edu/studies/mtiot http://www.ntnu.edu/studies/mtiot . It probably exists in the US too. The demand for them is crazy-high.

This already exists: http://www.ntnu.edu/studies/mtiot http://www.ntnu.edu/studies/mtiot . It probably exists in the US too. The demand for them is crazy-high. Leadership roles in Norway are very rarely filled by hiring fresh graduates, but the consultancies lap them up. It's an integrated 5-year master. They do engineering stuff the first three years, specializing in the third, and then they do two years of economics/business/leadership. It's very specialized, and to me it looks like they are OK at their chosen engineering discipline and OK at their chosen business discipline but not very well rounded. That's the sacrifices you have to make when you make a business/engineering combination but try to avoid making master-of-nones, I guess. Their choices are (in each stage they can only chose one. 3. year available choices depends on 1/2. year choices): 1/2. year: CompSci/high-voltage/machine/marine 3. year: AI/digital economics/software/el. energy/heat & energy processes/production/marine projects and logistics/marine technical operations 4/5. year: economic optimization/project leadership/purchasing and supply/reorganization/investment and finance/innovation and entrepreneurship/HSE/strategy and business development