Technology Management Programs

Bachelor of Science in Technology Management with
a minor in Computer Science

In addition to building a strong foundation in computer science, students also gain networking as well as business and management skills. Graduates have the business credentials and technical capabilities needed to manage systems and direct network technology in today’s corporate setting.

Bachelor of Science in Technology Management with
No Declared Minor or Concentration

In this degree completion program, students can take advantage of the technology credits they earned at other credited institutions. This allows them to focus on Herzing’s proven business and management courses. Graduates are prepared for management positions in the technical career field.

Bachelor of Science in Technology Management –
Computer Networking & Security Technology

In addition to the solid computer science classes, students take in-depth courses in the various aspects of computer networking, firewalls, routers and switches, as well as systems administration scripting and security protocols. Graduates are prepared for careers in virtually any public service, private industry or government organization.

Bachelor of Science in Technology Management –
Drafting and Design Technology

Offered only at Madison Campus

Students with an interest in drafting can choose this bachelor’s degree to add the core business and management courses for greater opportunities in career advancement into supervisory or management roles.

Bachelor of Science in Technology Management –
Electronics Engineering Technology

Offered only at Madison Campus

Courses on electronics and hands-on labs allow the students to connect theory with application. Students also learn the necessary business skills for entry-level management positions in a technical environment.

Bachelor of Science in Technology Management –
Computer, Electronics & Telecommunications Technology Minor

Offered only at Birmingham Campus

Students get the hands-on training required to install, test, configure, manage, maintain and repair a variety of electronic devices, systems, and services. They also get the necessary business skills and academic knowledge for entry-level management positions in a technical environment.