What can I do with a bachelors degree in engineering management?

I have a b.s. degree in computer science. should i go for master degree in cs or engineering management?

• i completed undegrad degree in Computer Science at csu east bay ( which is a so so school) i am currently enrolling as a master student in the same school in Computer Science still ( first quarter) i am thinking to change my major to Engineering Management, which i think it will be broadly to my future careers. i must complete a master degree in one of these two ( i'm oversea student, so ican not find a job now before i complete my master degree). I think i'm not "that" good at programming, and i don't want to stuck with jobs in programming only in case i graduated and found a job and figure out i don't like it. which i think m.s. in cs only opens jobs in that field? however, job as a programmer will be my first priority after i graduate. if i graduate in engineering management. i think i would be able to open more doors to different kind of job positions ( more than just being a programmer in case i don't like it). http://www20.csueastbay.edu/academic/academic-support/aace/major-exploration/majors/computersci.html http://www20.csueastbay.edu/academic/academic-support/aace/major-exploration/majors/engineering.html Which major do you think is better option and why? thank you for your inputs

• Answer:

  A Master's in Engineering Management usually requires an undergraduate in Engineering. Your most appropriate degree would be a Master's in Technology Management. Incidentally, the deal with Student Visas to the USA is that when you complete your education you go home...