Curriculums in Industrial Technology teach an important combination of basic engineering and financial principles.  With the proliferation of modern technology and massive engineering projects worldwide, there exists an increased need for those who understand the physical components of job sites and can then readily translate this understanding into a usable business context.  Typically, an Industrial technologist will be communicating regularly with engineers, field workers, and top-level management.

As in any profession today, competition within the field of Industrial Technology has sharply increased in the past couple of years.  Most students do not begin searching for a job until their senior year.  This is a poor strategy because most employers are seeking experienced workers, even those fresh out of college.  On this website, students can find a myriad of resources to boost their hiring potential upon graduating.

This website provides resume writing and interviewing tips, internship opportunities, academic resources, and relevant job sites to Industrial Technology graduates.