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Engineering Technology, BS - Management Option

Engineering Technology Degree

Do you see yourself working in exciting hands-on engineering or management positions in industries such as sustainable power, medical technology, machine learning or nanotechnology? Consider getting your bachelor’s in Engineering Technology with the University of Central Missouri’s Management option. Our ABET-accredited program ensures you have the latest skills and technological know-how to land an in-demand, lucrative career.

Our Engineering Technology Management degree program helps you build a solid foundation of technical and leadership abilities, so you’re prepared for management roles in your chosen industry. Learn applicable business practices such as how to optimize company productivity and develop creative problem-solving skills for today’s competitive marketplace.

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Customizable undergraduate program

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ABET-accredited program

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Many transfer credits accepted

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Alternative electronic engineer degree

What you will study

What is engineering technology at the Å·ÃÀÊÓƵ? Our undergraduate Technology Management degree program provides you with a well-rounded education to develop both the hard and soft skills you’ll need for success. 

You’ll learn how to master current engineering technology practices and explore the ethical and social responsibilities of professionals in the field today. Our renowned faculty will also help you understand contemporary societal and global issues while building a foundation of mathematical, technical and scientific knowledge for lifelong learning.

Engineering technology classes in the Management option include:

  • Lean Enterprises
  • Human Factors Engineering
  • Organizational Dynamics
  • Industrial Statistics
  • Current Issues in Industry

 

Excellence in Engineering Technology

  • A Best Value in Engineering Technologies (College Factual, 2022)
  • A Best Value Bachelor's Degree College for General Engineering Technology (College Factual, 2022)
  • #1: Most Focused Bachelor's Degree College for Engineering Technologies in Missouri (College Factual, 2022)
  • Top 15%: Most Focused Colleges for Engineering Technologies (College Factual, 2022)
  • Top 15%: Most Focused Bachelor's Degree Colleges for Engineering Technologies (College Factual, 2022)
  • #1: Most Popular College for Engineering Technologies in Missouri (College Factual, 2022)
  • Top 4%: Most Popular Colleges for Engineering Technologies (College Factual, 2022)

 

Unique learning opportunities in engineering technology management

Through real-world learning experiences and networking options, undergraduate students in the Å·ÃÀÊÓƵ’s Engineering Technology degree gain the skills to level up in their careers to become project management engineers or take on other leadership roles:

  • Engineering labs: Learn to apply theories from class in our 15 state-of-the-art labs. These cutting-edge facilities offer you all of the equipment and technologies you need to hone your skills in areas including precision machining, wood processing, welding, sheet metal forming and automation and robotics.
  • Industry leaders: During a senior year capstone, Engineering Technology majors in Management work with local companies to address real challenges in design and production. You may improve a production process and manage people and processes, just like a project management engineer would.
  • Student organizations: Get involved with student groups such as the Society of Manufacturing Engineers to develop lasting relationships with your peers, faculty and industry professionals. Students in UCM’s Engineering Technology Management degree program also compete against students from electronic engineer degree programs and others at various engineering events.

 

What can you do with an Engineering Technology Management degree from UCM?

Graduates from the Å·ÃÀÊÓƵ’s Engineering Technology Management degree program experience a job placement rate of over 95%. Your undergraduate UCM education will help you compete for management jobs in areas such as mechanical, facilities, civil and industrial engineering.

Graduates from the Å·ÃÀÊÓƵ with an Engineering Technology degree have secured jobs at companies such as:

  • Aerotek
  • Black & Veatch
  • Boeing 
  • Burns & McDonnell 
  • Ford Motors 
  • General Electric 

Your Engineering Technology Management degree from UCM opens doors

What is engineering technology? It’s the next step in your career.
Find out more about the career opportunities waiting for you after you graduate with UCM’s Engineering Technology degree in Management by using our interactive tool below.

 

 
 


 

Financial assistance options for your Engineering Technology Management degree

The Å·ÃÀÊÓƵ strives to make your Engineering Technology degree financially attainable. We offer affordable tuition rates and substantial student scholarships to offset the cost of your education. In fact, UCM is recognized by LendEDU as a top-ranked institution that produces graduates with low student debt.

To help you finance your education, scholarships are available specifically for undergraduates in UCM’s Engineering Technology Management degree program, including:

  • Glenn W. Stahl Memorial Scholarship
  • Dr. Stephen Lacey Engineering Technology Scholarship
  • General Electric Scholarship Honoring Gene Harmon in Engineering Technology

You can learn more about program-specific scholarships with the .

 

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Take your degree further.

Gain an edge in upper-level management jobs in the field with a graduate degree:

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Make yourself more marketable.

Enhance your Engineering Technology Management degree from UCM and boost your resume when you earn one of the following undergraduate certificates or minors:

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Explore programs related to engineering technology management.

You may also want to consider these other undergraduate programs at UCM:

 

Facilities

The Engineering Technology curriculum is, by its nature, based in theory and experiential learning. In order to apply theories learned in the classroom, students experience a wide variety of state-of-the-art laboratories. The Engineering Technology program houses over 15 student laboratories, including:

  • Automation & Robotics
  • Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
  • Inspection & Quality Control (Metrology)
  • Destructive & Non-Destructive Testing
  • Precision Machining
  • Foundry
  • Plastics
  • R&D
  • CADD
  • Rapid Prototyping
  • Electricity & Electronics
  • PLCs
  • Hydraulics & Pneumatics
  • Networking
  • Concrete & Masonry
  • Wood Processing
  • Sheet Metal Forming
  • Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) & Barcoding
  • Welding

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Internships

An internship is required for the Engineering Technology degree. While it is the student’s responsibility to secure the internship before graduation, UCM Career Services, Engineering Technology faculty, and industrial alliances offer students valuable assistance in obtaining the internship. Many students work their internship(s) during the summer; however, more and more companies want students to work an extended internship, sometimes called a co-op. This requires the student to either withdraw from UCM classes for one semester or work the internship while taking classes during the spring or fall. Typically, students are paid a competitive wage during the internship, and many times it will directly lead to a job upon graduation.

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Accreditations

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The Engineering Technology Program at Central Missouri University is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, .

 

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