This concentration is ideal for students interested in production and inventory control, motion and time study, employer-employee relations, managing engineering technology, cost analysis, quality improvement and quality control.

Industrial Technology Management concentration graduates are typically employed in entry-level or mid-management positions such as:

• product and process management and supervision
• quality control management
• technical sales
• marketing
• personnel
• labor relations
• industrial training
• customer relations
• plant organization
• scheduling
• inventory management
• transportation and materials handling
• production supervisor
• maintenance supervisor
• project and process consultant
• product designer
• production manager
• production foreman
• technical sales representative
• sales manager
• employee trainer, and
• director of technical services.

Download audit sheet outlining all courses required for Industrial Technology Management (MS Word Document).

For more information about this concentration, please contact Dr. Ed Bellman, program coordinator for Industrial Technology Management.