BAC Industrial Technology and Management at Illinois Institute of Technology

Programme overview

Students tailor degree studies to suit professional interests and may complete a specialization in one of the following focus areas: Construction Technology, Facilities Management, Industrial Sustainability, Manufacturing Technology, or Supply Chain Management.

Faculty: Stuart School of Business | Department: Business | Study mode: full-time | Location: Chicago, IL, United States

What you will study

All students complete a core sequence (15 courses) that covers professional communications, industrial enterprises, human resource management, operations management, project management, marketing and sales, cost management, supply chain management, and industrial sustainability. Expanded competencies are gained through technical electives and industrial specializations.

Career pathways

Industrial Technology and Management graduates will be prepared to advance within their chosen career field and move into managerial positions, such as: Quality assurance/quality control manager; Inventory control/analyst; Production planner/manager/scheduler; Process/continuous improvement manager; Manufacturing engineer/manager; Operations/general manager; Supply chain analyst/manager; Logistics planner/manager.

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Application information

Entry requirements

University-level admission (applies to all undergraduate majors, not programme-specific): The Bachelor of Industrial Technology and Management program was designed as a transfer-program ("2+2") for working adults who have completed two years of technical studies in industrial subjects at a community college, accredited trade school, or university. Admission generally requires the transfer of 60 credit hours to Illinois Tech; however, individuals with at least 45 credits and three years of relative work experience may be admitted with the condition that outstanding admission requirements be completed within two years of starting the program. Transfer guides for a range of community college technical programs can be reviewed on INTM's transfer page. The Industrial Technology and Management program partners with two Chicago-area unions—the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 134 and International Union of Operating Engineers 399—to assist those who wish to pursue a degree in Industrial Technology and Management. Program Specializations Construction Technology Facilities Management Industrial Sustainability Manufacturing Technology Supply Chain Management

USD 53,198 a year (2026-27). Undergraduate tuition for new undergraduate students in 2026-27, a single rate stated for all undergraduate students (Mies Campus, 12-18 credit hours per semester; the student accounting page lists $26,599 per semester). Excludes fees ($1,850 stated separ Source

First-year entry terms: Fall and Spring. Transfer entry: Fall and Spring. Joint and non-degree programmes: Fall (August to December), Spring (late January to mid-May) and Summer (end of May to mid-August).

First-year Fall entry: Early Decision (binding) November 1; Early Action (non-binding) November 15; Regular Decision February 1 (June 1 for international students living in the U.S.). First-year Spring entry: Regular Decision October 15. Applications go through the Common App. There is no undergraduate application fee. Standardized tests (SAT/ACT) are optional.

Transfer Fall entry: priority deadlines March 15 and June 15, regular deadline July 15 (international living abroad: June 1). Transfer Spring entry: October 15.

Chicago-Kent J.D.: no application fee for 2026 J.D. applicants; first-year entry is Fall, with transfer entry in Fall or Spring.

Apply through the official page: https://www.iit.edu/admissions-aid/apply

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