Presentation Abstract
The Technology Management programs at a US regional university recently
responded to a call to create an option to facilitate a seamless transition of
undergraduate students into its corresponding graduate program.
The result was the development of a streamlined 4+1 program. This
new program is expected to enhance marketing ability to attract more students to
both programs.
The ability to utilize designated courses for both the undergraduate and
graduate degrees provides a seamless gateway into the master’s program and
provides a greater return on investment for students opting to pursue the
combined Bachelor and Master of Science degree program.
The program also provides students an opportunity for an accelerated path
to program completion. The
presentation will provide the audience with a description of the process
undertaken to devise and implement this transitional curriculum.
Questions and comments from the audience are encouraged to facilitate a
richer discussion. Major points to
be addressed include:
·
Primary goals of the integrated program.
·
Factors considered, challenges faced, and solutions implemented.
·
Additional advantages available to participating students.
·
Considerations for scheduling at the undergraduate, transitional, and graduate
phases of the program.
Attendees can draw from the experiences of the implementing department to inform
the development of similar program models for enhancement for their own
programs.
Materials and resources associated with the named presentation...
Presentation Slides (pdf)
TMGT-MS Program Entry Guide for ACTM Fast-Track BS+MS (pdf)
TAMUC Accelerated Degree Program Flyer (pdf)
Accelerated Programs - Texas A&M University-Commerce
Technology Management (BS) - Texas A&M University-Commerce
Technology Management (MS) - Texas
A&M University-Commerce Jason.Davis@tamuc.edu
rev. 10/25/24
Technology Management Graduate
Programs
Department of Engineering & Technology
College of Science
& Engineering