Department of Engineering Technology
Roy F. Mitte Building Room 2240
T: 512.245.2137 F: 512.245.3052
www.txstate.edu/technology
The mission of the Department of Engineering Technology is to prepare professionals for innovation and leadership careers in the global industrial marketplace, for the purpose of positively contributing to the well-being of the economy of the State of Texas. Our programs are student-centered to ensure that graduates are accomplished in technical expertise, business practices, industrial management, teaming, communication and leadership skills, lifelong learning, social awareness and ethical responsibility.
The Department of Engineering Technology offers an MS in Construction Management (with an option for fully online completion) and an MS in Engineering Management (with concentrations in Manufacturing and Industrial Management).
Students engage in applied research and develop partnerships with industry and/or academia as they develop problem-solving and management skills.
As an applied discipline, Engineering Technology is committed to experiential learning and exploration. The Roy F. Mitte building, which is home to the department, houses 16 well-equipped, technical laboratories where students put into practice the principles learned in their classes. Learning by doing is fundamental to who we are, and students can expect to spend a significant portion of their time in a laboratory setting.
Our curricula reflect adherence to established national accreditation standards that are appropriate to each of the technology disciplines offered within our program. We value continuous improvement in our programs and report these results annually. Several industrial advisory committees contribute toward continuous improvement of our programs.
Financial Assistance
Graduate Instructional and Research Assistantships
A limited number of paid graduate assistantships are available. Research assistants work with faculty on research and other special projects. Instructional assistants work with undergraduates in laboratory settings. Contact the program’s graduate advisor for details and application instructions.
Graduate College Scholarships and Fellowships
For more information about scholarships, fellowships, financial aid and application deadlines, visit The Graduate College website at www.gradcollege.txstate.edu and click on Financing Your Graduate Education.
Master of Science (M.S.)
- Major in Construction Management (Non-thesis Option)
- Major in Construction Management (Thesis Option)
- Major in Engineering Management (Industrial Management Concentration Non-thesis Option)
- Major in Engineering Management (Industrial Management Concentration Thesis Option)
- Major in Engineering Management (Manufacturing Management Concentration Non-thesis Option)
- Major in Engineering Management (Manufacturing Management Concentration Thesis Option)
Minor
Hinojosa Prieto, Hector Roberto, Lecturer, Engineering Technology, Ph.D., University of Cologne
