Technology

Overview

Chair of the Department: Mark Monnin

Assistant Professor: Sussman; Senior Lecturer: Monnin; Lecturer: Hayes

Programs in the Department of Technology develop management and technical professionals for employment in a wide variety of technical environments. The curriculum consists of general education, a technical specialty, and management courses that produce graduates with the specialty and general education combination widely sought by today’s organizations. In these programs, technical and related concepts are presented in an applied approach encompassing classroom interaction, laboratory activities, field experiences, engagement with local business and industry, and opportunities for internships and cooperative education.

The Department offers three degree programs leading to a bachelor of science (B.S.) in technology management, a bachelor of science (B.S) in information technology; and a bachelor of science (B.S.), a master of science (M.S.), and certificate of graduate study in cybersecurity.

Admission Requirements

Students must meet all University of Southern Maine admission requirements.

The Department of Technology has approved transfer pathways from several of Maine’s community colleges and regionally accredited community or technical colleges.

Internship

The Department of Technology, recognizing the value of integrating theory and practice through application in actual work environments, encourages internships for qualified students. An internship provides a wide range of opportunities for applying knowledge and skills obtained in a classroom or laboratory to actual work situations. Permission of the advisor and the internship coordinator is needed to register for an internship.

Programs

Bachelor of Science

Minor