Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology

"You are never too old to go back to School. At the age of 32, in less than 2 years I finished a 4 years degree with an Associate’s-Degree under my belt and now a BS degree that help me move up within the company I have currently been working with for almost 15 years now."

Adam Hickman, '17 Buyer / Planner / Scheduler / Quality Control Specialist-ABB Motors

"My experience at Mississippi State and the Industrial Technology program was amazing. If I could turn back the hands of time I would just to go back and do it all over again the same exact way!!!"

Clifton Halfacre,'14 Senior Supplier Quality Engineer- Eaton Aerospace

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology, offered online*, and on our Starkville Campus, prepares students for supervisory and management positions in the production, automation, maintenance or logistics areas of industry. Students receive an excellent background in the practical use of both manual and automated machinery and associated tools, as well as knowledge of industrial manufacturing processes, materials, design, human relations and logistics, with an emphasis towards hands-on laboratory experiences. This is combined with relevant applied science and mathematics courses. Industrial technology graduates are in high demand from industry due to their practical skills and knowledge. Students can specialize in specific areas by selecting from three concentrations: Industrial Automation, Industrial Distribution, or Manufacturing and Maintenance Management

"I chose MSU because they have the best engineering program in MS. I switched to INDT because I’m more of a hands on type person, the major is more broad, and the opportunities are endless."

Ariel Johnson, '18 Manufacturing Engineer, Aurora Flight Sciences/A Boeing Company

“I chose Industrial Tech because it’s hands on and practical with my work schedule. The classes I take directly help me in the workplace. I also needed a program that would allow me time at home to spend with my daughter but finish with a bachelors degree.”

Cameron Pierce, '19 Production Engineer Specialist, APMM