At A Glance
Become a leader by developing the business, leadership, and technical skills needed in today’s technology driven organizations.
Customize your degree with one of four career focused tracks: Cybersecurity, Electric Vehicle & Advanced Automotive, Petroleum & Natural Gas, or Robotics & Automation.
Gain hands-on experience through real world projects, industry collaborations, and track-specific capstones.
Welcome to the Technology Management Program:
Technology is transforming every industry, and the organizations leading that transformation need managers who speak both the language of technology and the language of business.
The program’s shared core covers technology management principles, project management, operations, leadership communication, and strategic planning.
Your journey begins with immersive, industry-specific training in one of four technical concentrations, giving you the specialized knowledge employers are looking for.
Your journey begins with immersive, industry-specific training in one of four technical concentrations, giving you the specialized knowledge employers are looking for. You’ll then broaden your skill set with advanced coursework in leadership, business, and technology management that will move you from technical expert to organizational leader.
Your Career Starts Here
Technology Management graduates are prepared for leadership roles across four high-growth settings. Depending on your track, career opportunities include roles such as:
- Cybersecurity Program Manager
- Technology Implementation Specialist
- Electric Vehicle Engineer
- Field Technician
- Field Operations Manager
- Robotics Systems Manager
- Automation Engineering Manager
More About the Program
The Bachelor’s in Technology Management degree offers four tracks for students to gain knowledge in a specific field. You’re first two years will be focused on a specific track of your choosing then your remaining two years will focus on the Technology Management programs.
Graduates of the Bachelors in Technology Management degree, will be able to:
- Oversee the process of analyzing a problem and identifying and defining the technology requirements appropriate to its solution.
- Facilitate and manage the selection, design, integration, implementation, evaluation, and administration of computer-based systems to meet defined user needs.
- Manage and lead teams that function effectively to accomplish a common goal.
- Analyze computing-related ethical, legal and social issues to enable responsible professional practice and an ability to synthesize policy recommendations.
- Communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
- Employ a familiarity with current techniques, concepts, tools, and practices in the core information technologies to make sound business decisions.
- Create and execute an effective project plan.
The four tracks for the Technology Management degree are:
Cybersecurity
This track is for those who want to move into leadership roles overseeing information security programs, compliance initiatives, and technology risk management strategies. You’ll bridge technical expertise and organizational leadership, learning to manage security systems, communicate risk to executives, and design security programs.
You will learn how to:
- Interpret the fundamental concepts and techniques of cybersecurity.
- Analyze cyber security measures for all the major computer science components including operating systems, networks, databases, programming, and information assurance.
- Apply coursework concepts to hands-on laboratory exercises to demonstrate cybersecurity skills.
- Recognize the ethical and moral responsibilities of cybersecurity in the modern age.
The Course Work
The cybersecurity track consists of a combination of mathematics, software development and other areas of study in the following courses:
- Introduction to Cybersecurity
- Operating System Fundamentals
- Networking Fundamentals
- Scripting & Programming Essentials
- Operating System Administration
- Introduction to Cryptography
- Cybersecurity Design Principles
Electric Vehicle and Advanced Automotive Technology
This track prepares you to lead the automotive industry’s electric transformation. You’ll gain both technical literacy in EV and advanced vehicle systems and management competencies for leading teams, overseeing operations, and driving strategic initiatives in automotive manufacturing, service, and technology development environments.
Completing this track you will:
- Understand EV drivetrain systems, battery management, and charging infrastructure.
- Manage automotive service operations and technical teams effectively.
- Apply technology management principles to automotive manufacturing and service.
- Navigate regulatory requirements for electric vehicles and emissions standards.
The Course Work
This tracks includes courses such as:
- Auto Service Fundamentals
- Electrical & Electronic Systems
- Braking Systems
- Steering & Suspension Systems
- Engine Performance
Petroleum & Natural Gas
This track leverages Lackawanna College’s unique connection to the Pennsylvania energy industry through its School of Petroleum and Natural Gas. You’ll gain in-depth knowledge of petroleum and natural gas operations, drilling, production, pipeline management, and safety compliance, combined with the management skills to lead at every stage of the energy value chain.
Completing this track you will:
- Understand petroleum and natural gas extraction, processing, and distribution systems.
- Apply technology management principles to energy operations.
- Lead field operations teams safely and efficiently.
- Navigate environmental regulations and industry safety standards.
The Course Work
This track includes courses such as:
- PNG Technology
- Physical Science for PNG
- Compression Mechanics
- Industrial Safety/OSHA Regulations
- Engine Mechanics
Robotics & Automation
This track will prepare you for a career at the forefront of Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing. You’ll develop expertise in robotic systems, including programmable logic controllers (PLCs), sensors, actuators, and industrial networks, alongside management skills for leading technical teams and overseeing automation initiatives in manufacturing, logistics, and beyond.
Completing this track you will:
- Understand and manage robotic systems including PLCs, sensors, and industrial automation components.
- Lead technical teams in robotic installation, maintenance, and optimization projects.
- Navigate safety standards and regulatory requirements for industrial robotics.
The Course Work
This track includes courses such as:
- Robotic Programming
- Robotic Simulations
- Electric Motor Controls
- Robotic Integration/Automation
- Electrical Safety