Industrial Management A.S.

Industrial Management Technology

Important Note: The Industrial Management program will be closed to new students effective for Spring Term 2024. Any students who have begun the program by Fall Term 2023 will be "taught out" in accordance with a plan communicated through their program instructors.

Do you have technical proficiency in the industral arena and now want to advance into a management role? The Industrial Management Technology Associate in Science degree provides the supervisory and business management skills needed for upward mobility within the manufacturing and high-tech services sectors for individuals currently working in industry.

Graduates will have the skills necessary to oversee workforce, materials and mechanical or technological logistics in a given industry. General education and core courses focus on competencies needed for the development of mathematical skills to work within budgets, working with computers for record keeping and reporting, and the ability to communicate with co-workers, suppliers and customers.

The program curriculum's required course work enhances previously mastered technical skills and prepares individuals for supervisory and/or advanced technical positions.

Potential students should contact program advisor Ryan Evans, at evansr@easternflorida.edu as you could receive credit for prior apprenticeships, technical courses, or certifications such as the MSSC Certified Production Techician (CPT). View the CPT articulation  agreement to earn credit. Industrial Management is an open access program with application and enrollment through the general Eastern Florida State College admission's process. 

Employment options in industrial management continue to expand within the emerging advanced industries sector, fueled by the growth of new technologies ranging from 3D printing to satellite telecommunications to computer-automated manufacturing.