B.S. in Engineering Technology Management

Program overview

The Bachelor of Science in engineering technology management degree consists of a common core of courses designed to build a solid technology foundation for three different career tracks — each of which can be customized to fit students’ career goals.

Degree options

Biomanufacturing
Focus is on production of bioproducts using living cells. Bioproducts include biopharmaceuticals, bioplastics, biofuels, meat alternatives and fermented food products.

Environmental
Focus is on applying technology and management practices to implement sustainable solutions for conserving natural resources, reducing waste and improving environmental health.

Precision agriculture
Focus is on the application of sensors and data management to improve agricultural practices.

Key academic areas

Academic areas graphic for agricultural technology management

 

Make an impact

Graduates in engineering technology management directs people, money, natural resources and technology. This specialty area prepares students to —

  • apply basic principles of mathematics, science, technology, management and economics to technical systems.
  • conduct experiments as well as analyze and interpret data to support informed decisions.
  • identify problems within technical and industrial systems, gather information, and develop and implement solutions.
  • work collaboratively and contribute meaningfully within multidisciplinary teams.
  • understand and uphold professional, ethical and safety responsibilities.
  • engage in life-long learning to stay current with evolving technologies and industry practices.
100% career placement
$55,333 average starting salary

Career opportunities

Engineering technology management graduates pursue careers as —

  • ag and machinery market representatives
  • crop consultants
  • engineering project managers
  • environmental health and safety directors
  • food processing plant managers
  • manufacturing associates
  • precision technology specialists
  • operations managers
  • pharmaceutical manufacturing specialists
  • project engineer/managers
  • quality control analysts
  • test technicians

Internships

Many internship opportunities are available for students to gain industry experience and develop professional relationships. The K-State Career Center, your advisor and faculty in the department will help you connect with employers and find out what’s available.

Alumni from the program live in 45 states and 22 countries.

U.S. map of living alumni


Career placement and salary data provided by the K-State Career Center. Career placement includes K-State agricultural technology management graduates who are employed or enrolled in graduate or professional schools within six months of graduation.