Typical graduates find employment in entry level management training programs, training technology, human resource management, technical and industrial sales, and training and development. Recent graduates have obtained employment in large multinational corporations, as well as small locally owned companies as technical trainers, industrial marketers, product representatives, and production management trainees. Career paths for Industrial Technology graduates include advancement in their career fields of training, management, and industrial sales. Graduate study opportunities include Master's degree programs in training technology, vocational education, Master of Business Administration, and company- sponsored career advancement programs. The Faculty Classes are taught by nationally recognized faculty who have a broad range of experience and expertise in technology and training.
Faculty are student oriented and work closely with students in the teaching and advising process.