Bachelor's Degree in Engineering Technology Management
Prepare for a career in technical management, biotechnology and agricultural industries through the study of physical and biological sciences, engineering systems and business.
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Bachelor's Degree in Engineering Technology Management
B.S. in engineering technology management
Engineering technology management professionals focus on integrating their knowledge of technology and natural resources with communications skills and business management. Graduates of this program find careers blending management training with people skills and technical expertise, and fill key positions in food production, biomanufacturing, machinery manufacturing and sales, and precision agriculture.
The program emphasizes the application and integration of physical and biological sciences with the problem-solving viewpoint of an engineer.
Courses are designed to apply physical science concepts and problem-solving to food, biomanufacturing, agricultural and machine systems. Technical electives are available to develop a degree program that meets personal career objectives.
- Operations manager
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing specialists
- Ag and machinery market representatives
- Manufacturing supervisor
- Precision agriculture consultant
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The K-State difference
All students in K-State’s engineering technology managment program are encouraged to complete a relevant summer internship or co-op experience. Many are available each summer with a diverse group of companies and state and federal agencies. Our faculty have broad experiences in teaching, research and extension, and many have acquired significant experience in business and industry. Additionally, students may join the Agricultural Technology Management Club, which offers networking opportunities and industry field trips. Students are also encouraged to participate in the annual ASABE International ¼-Scale Tractor Competition.
Did you know?
K-State is the only four-year institution in the state of Kansas that offers a bachelor’s degree in engineering technology management.
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