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Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Description of Major
This major combines business and engineering curriculum to educate students on how to supervise and manage as well as analyze and improve manufacturing and service operations. Graduates from the program also understand the way operations interfaces with the other functions in any organization, and how to leverage operations resources and capabilities for sustainable competitive advantage. The College of Business has focus concentrations instead of majors that are paired with one of eight integral areas.
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Employment Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for a wide range of positions in business, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. A variety of jobs are available for industrial management graduates, including:
| Account Manager | Billing Manager |
| Business Manager | Buyer |
| Construction Manager | Consultant |
| Contract Administrator | Corporate Trainer |
| Distribution Manager | First-line Supervisor |
| Industrial Engineer | Industrial Marketing Representative |
| Industrial Production Manager | Industrial Safety Engineer |
| Industrial Supervisor | Inventory Control Specialist |
| Job Analyst | Management Consultant |
| Manufacturing Engineer | Manufacturing Inspector |
| Manufacturing Manager | Market Researcher |
| Materials Manager | Numerical Control Manager |
| Operations Manager | Operations Research Analyst |
| Plant Manager | Production Manager |
| Property Manager | Purchasing Manager |
| Quality Control Manager | Sales Manager |
| Site Planner | Supply Chain Manager |
| Surveyor | Systems Analyst |
| Technical Writer | Transportation Manager |
| Warehouse Manager |
Some positions listed may require education or training beyond an undergraduate degree.
Additional Links
APICS The Resource Management Society
National Association of Industrial Technology
International Society of Logistics