The master of Science degree in Industrial Technology Management is an advanced program of studies designed to continue the education of individuals with a baccalaureate degree. The MS ITM degree has the intent of enhancing the previous educational, industrial or professional expertise of individuals whether they be business and industrial personnel or technology educators. Graduate courses outside the Department of Industrial Studies can be used to supplement individual programs. The curriculum focuses on the technical, professional and managerial practices of contemporary industry and can be tailored to enhance the needs of the individual. The array of course offerings are intended to add breadth and depth of experience beyond those common to undergraduate degrees.
Flexibility is built into the degree program.
Students may select courses in the technical, professional and management areas which best fit their needs of career goals. Specialized courses are provided in drafting, computer applications, electronics, power and control systems, construction, safety, systems interfacing, industrial training, material processing, and plastics processing. The Master of Science degree in Industrial Technology Management requires a minimum of 30 semester hours of graduate work with an overall grade point average of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale. Minimum of 30 semester hour credits of graduate courses. Minimum of 21 semester hour credits selected from Industrial Studies graduate courses.