Technology, Leadership and Management
This modern program examines how people and technology collide – whether in education, industrial settings, or start-up technologies and businesses – and provides the tools for understanding technology and process design. You'll be prepared for managing and leading efficient 21st century organizations.
Format
Online
Hybrid
In-Person
Schedule
Classes start: January 24
and March 22
Credits Required
120 Credits
Fees
Tuition and Textbooks, No Additional Fees
Ways to Save
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Join Program Director Sam Carroll and Career Pathways Specialist Jana O'Connell to hear all about our Manufacturing, Technology, Privacy, and Security programs.
Wednesday, August 19th, 2020, 7:00-7:45 pm EDT
At UC, You Can
UC is here to help you take the next step on your career path, whether you are employed in business, manufacturing, service, retail, engineering or technology-related industries, or if you would like to be. Taught by experienced professionals, classes in Technology, Leadership, and Management will help you develop the skills you need to succeed in management positions. This degree teaches you not just how to do business, but how you do business better. You'll learn to maximize efficiency and productivity – regardless of industry.
Choose your electives to focus on specific industries such as technology management, manufacturing, healthcare, environment and safety, or public administration.
"It can be tough to juggle everything. I take my books with me when I travel for work, when I go to the gym, when I’m in the waiting room at the doctor’s office. … It’s all worth it. I actually like it, and never thought I would say that.”
Joe Mattiello ’13, Field Application Engineer, Taco hydronic systems, Cranston, RI
At UC: Technology, Leadership and Management
Advice: Take advantage of the opportunities for education that employers provide.
More: In job market, if you’re not current, you’re not marketable
How You'll Get There
At UC, we support you on your individual path. Whether you are just starting out or picking up where you left off, we work with you to accomplish your goals. As you work with our faculty, each respected in their field, you'll build lasting connections that open doors to your success.
You'll receive one-on-one guidance from your advisor each step of the way. You may take advantage of our prior learning assessment, applying transfer credit, trainings and assessments, military experience, work experience, and self-taught skills toward your degree.
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Sample Courses
Total Quality Management
Workplace Safety and Health Management
Production Planning
Bachelor & Associate Degree Options
A Bachelor's degree in Technology, Leadership, and Management gives you a foundation of leadership, strategic, and technology management skills. Graduates in with this degree may seek promotions, management positions in their field, or entrance to an MBA program.
10 core courses
8 concentration courses
+ 22 electives
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40 courses (120 credits)
Flexible, Online Schedule
The TLM programs are offered online for your convenience. Take them at the pace that works for you, working with your advisor to match your schedule with your goals.
Your Career
The foundation of leadership, strategic, and technology management skills learned in the Technology, Management, and Leadership programs can be applied to a wide range of careers. Enter your desired field or advance within your speciality as you refine your ability to deliver quality products and services by becoming an expert in efficiency. Graduates with a Bachelor of General Studies degree in TLM may go on to MBA programs to further their education.
While career outlooks depend on candidate experience and specific employer requirements, the table below reflects median salaries in the following potential positions*
| Job | What You Do | What You Need | Average Salary |
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| Industrial Production Manager | Oversees daily operations of manufacturing and related plants | Bachelor's Degree | $113,370 |
| Supervisor of Non-Retail Sales Workers | May perform duties such as budgeting, accounting, and personnel work, in addition to supervisory duties. | Bachelor's or Associate's | $84,600 |
| Accountant | Examine, analyze, and interpret accounting records to prepare financial statements or other financial and budgetary data. | Bachelor's Degree | $78,820 |
| Logistician | Logisticians analyze and coordinate an organization’s supply chain. | Bachelor's Degree | $78,730 |
| Bookkeeper | Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks produce financial records for organizations and check financial records for accuracy | Some postsecondary education | $42,110 |
*Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook. Job outlook: 2018-2028. Median salary: 2018
Individualized Support, More Affordable
At University College, you get the individualized attention of a private university at a more affordable cost. There are multiple options for financial aid, scholarships, and accelerated paths to get you to the degree you need. Some programs run by Roger Williams are awarded by simply applying for admission, while others are awarded to students through a more formal aid application process.
To ensure full consideration for all aid programs, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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Questions?
Everyone has questions.
Our Pathway Specialists are here to help. Contact UC Admissions at ucadmissions@rwu.edu.