Technology management degrees prepare students for business and technical success to manage, plan, implement, evaluate, and control technical and organizational resources that create value, innovation, and competitive advantage through engaged learning.

Mechatronics is a hybrid discipline that utilizes mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and principles of computer science to design and produce complex, computer-controlled electromechanical systems. Graduates will have skills in electronics, PLC programming, sensors, mechanical design, and more.

The Master of Science in applied artificial intelligence (MS-AAI) program equips professionals from diverse backgrounds with the expertise to strategically apply AI technologies, enabling them to craft effective business solutions. Focused on the practical integration and governance of AI, this program guides learners in leveraging AI across various industries. The curriculum encompasses foundational and advanced courses, covering topics such as AI strategy and implementation, data management, ethical implications, and more.

The MS-ETM is an applied graduate program focused on preparing engineering and tech professionals to become leaders in managing tech in their fields. Students learn decision-making, evaluation, and implementation strategies for fast-moving tech management decisions that prepare them for success.