Engineering, Math, and Technology

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The Engineering, Math, and Technology Career Community is designed for students who want to better the world through technological advances or services. Jobs involving technology, engineering, and math are among the fastest-growing careers, and these majors will help you gain the problem-solving skills sought by employers.

Engineering Technology

The world will always need engineers—highly skilled professionals who keep machines processing and producing, cogs turning and systems in check. The four focuses in our degree, , , and all lead to one of the most in-demand and stable careers on earth. Are you ready to innovate?

What You'll Study

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Career Opportunities

Computer Engineer
Electro-Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical Maintenance Engineer
Product Manufacturer/Engineer (computer, electronic, mechanical, robotics)
Systems Designer/Installer (electrical, electronic, computer, automation)
Manufacturing Specialist
Researcher (computer, electronic, mechanical)
Electronical Engineer
Hardware/Software Developer
Robotics Systems Engineers
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Information Technology

Every organization needs highly qualified professionals who can speak the language of technology. Our degree prepares you to be that professional. You will be able to plan and support hardware and software infrastructure, to keep data safe and streaming and ensure complex systems are working smoothly every hour of every day.

What You'll Study

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Career Opportunities

Database Administrator
Data Analyst
Data Center Specialist
Desktop Support Director
IT Consultant
IT Infrastructure Support Director
Network Administrator
Software Support Director
Systems Administrator
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Integrative Studies

Integrative learning is a process by which students connect knowledge and skills from multiple sources and experiences, apply knowledge and skills in varied settings, analyze diverse points of view, and understand issues contextually. With a variety of unique concentrations the degree meets the challenges of a 21st century education, while maintaining the �� tradition of academic excellence.

Concentrations

What You'll Study

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