Technology Management
What is Technology Management?
Technology Management is the field concerned with the supervision of personnel across the technical spectrum and a wide variety of complex technological systems. Technology Management courses include instruction in production and operations management, project management, computer applications, quality management, safety and health issues, statistics, and general management principles.
Our degrees are offered entirely online
Technology Management offers all of its courses online, adding flexibility to attaining your educational goals.
BS in Technology Management
The Bachelor of Science degree in Technology Management prepares graduates to lead and manage technology-intensive organizations or to continue their education at the post-graduate level.
The degree focuses heavily on technology development, leadership, and management skills needed for globally competitive organizations. Students are encouraged to select course work to meet the particular needs of their chosen profession.
Up to 45 technical credits may be transferable from an Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Associate of Science (AS), or individual courses from a regionally accredited institution of higher education in an approved technical area as agreed upon by the Technology Management advisor and department chair.
AAS in Technology
The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Technology has been designed for individuals working in a technical area who have considerable work experience and/or have obtained specialized certifications, licenses, apprenticeships, etc.
Many of these students will be looking for a degree to allow them better upward mobility in their jobs or careers, or be looking for education that may make it possible for them to more successfully launch their own businesses.
An articulation agreement with Mountainland Technical College (MTECH) allows MTECH students who earn certifications in many 900+ hour technical programs to receive 30 hours of academic credit in the AAS Technology degree – almost half the needed credits to graduate!
