The Program of Study for Industrial Technology includes a broad foundation of general education at the lower-division level, coupled with balanced concentrations in technology, business, and training and development. The program is structured to provide graduates with technical skills, marketing, management, and finance experiences, and training and development competencies.
Opportunities are available for internships and field placement experiences.
Industrial and Organizational Psychology Requirements for Admission Students must have completed one semester at Old Dominion University, achieve a minimum grade point average of 2.0 on undergraduate coursework completed at the time of application to the major, and have an interview with the program leader for Industrial Technology. There are many opportunities for graduates of the Industrial Technology program in business and industry. 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.