Master of Science in Technology (Technology and Engineering Education)

The School of Technology, an academic unit in the College of Engineering and Technology, provides a Master of Science degree with specialization in Construction Management, Information Technology, Manufacturing Systems, or Technology and Engineering Education. Twenty-six faculty professionals having diverse educational and experiential backgrounds provide strong research expertise and student mentoring. The faculty members are well-published, belong to professional societies, and are involved in developing and commercializing recognized software and hardware products used throughout the world. The Master of Science in technology degree is designed to develop leaders to respond to the needs of a technology-based society for advanced technical, managerial, and educational personnel. Graduate level leadership and technology application capabilities are developed through rigorous courses and in-depth research and development experiences. The MS in technology provides opportunities for students to engage in applied technical research that adds to the knowledge of relevant practice or solves problems that arise in the workplace.

Minimum 3.0 cumulative undergraduate GPA
Baccalaureate degree in information technology, manufacturing engineering technology, construction management, technology and engineering education or related field
Basic sciences background, along with engineering mathematics, computers or electronics, management, architecture, and manufacturing methods
IELTS - Overall minimum band score of 7.0 (consisting of minimum band scores of 6.0 in each module)
TOEFL (paper based test) - 580
TOEFL iBT (internet based test) - Minimum subscores of 22 (Speaking) and 21 (Listening, Reading, & Writing respectively) comprising an overall score at least 85.