Technology Management Program Mission Statement

The mission of the Technology Management program is to provide academic degrees in technical and operations management relevant to the global economy. Our courses provide appropriate knowledge and skills through engaged learning, hands-on activities, scholarship investigation, ethical responsibility, creativity, and lifelong learning.

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AET/Mechatronics Program Mission Statement

The mission of Automation and Electrical Technology (AET) and Mechatronics is to prepare students to work as automation technicians or designers in manufacturing. Graduates will have skills in electronics, PLC programming, sensors, mechanical design, solid modeling, and pneumatics that will find direct application as they start their career in the industry.

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Seven Principles of the Department of Technology Management & Mechatronics

  • Student success and lifelong learning is our highest priority. We maintain small class sizes to foster focused, engaged learning and curiosity.
  • We believe our teaching should be current, relevant, and applicable. Faculty present the latest technologies in ways that are useful, challenging, and enjoyable—equipping students with skills for immediate and long-term success in industry.
  • We prepare students for careers in industry and business. Our programs emphasize practical, marketable skills to ensure readiness for the post-collegiate world.
  • Every student can succeed through integrity and dedication. Instruction, assessment, and materials are aligned to support student achievement.
  • We support UVU’s mission of engaged learning and opportunity. Our team collaborates across departments and disciplines, sharing resources and best practices.

  • We value hands-on, engaged classrooms that build practical knowledge. We welcome diverse perspectives and recognize that diversity strengthens both the classroom and the world.

  • We offer flexible, customizable learning pathways. Students can accelerate progress through stackable credentials, flexible scheduling, and prior learning assessments.

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