Engineering Technology- Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Bachelor of Science
Available: On Campus
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology Concentration prepares students for diverse careers in different areas that need people who understand the manufacturing processes, material properties, product design and development, leadership, and material handling and plant layout. Most of the courses offered are associated with labs with them. This allows the students to have more “hands on” and apply what they have learned in the theory part of the course.
Internships
The internship program is intended to provide experience-based learning opportunities for students in their respective discipline of study. Students generally seek internship experience at the end of their junior or senior year. Internships may be arranged through student contact with providers or through departmental faculty and staff announcements and postings. All internships must receive departmental approval through application prior to the initiation of the internship.
Potential Career Opportunities
The Graduates from the Manufacturing Engineering Technology Concentration can work in different industries such as:
- Oil and gas
- Aerospace
- Manufacturing facilities
- Food industry
Highlighted Scholarship
- Fred Pirkle Scholarship Endowment
- No less than $5,000 if awarded; awarded to qualifying full-time undergraduate or graduate students majoring in a discipline with a curriculum dedicated to Engineering Technology; maintain a minimum GPA of 2.50.
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Program Breakdown
Category | Degree Summary | ||||||||||
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Catalog Entry |
Bachelor of Science: Concentration in Manufacturing Engineering Technology |
Category | Degree Summary |
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Length | 120 Credit Hours |
Required Courses |
Bachelor of Science: Concentration in Manufacturing Engineering Technology |
Enrollment | Fall and Spring |
Tuition/Costs | Rates Per Semester |
Undergraduate Application Deadlines
- Fall: August 1
- Spring: December 15
- Summer: May 15