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The Department of Technology graduate degree programs provide advanced education, research opportunities, and professional development in selected technical areas. Current trends suggest increased growth in job opportunities for individuals with advanced training in technical fields. The graduate level curriculum for Building Science focuses on developing construction management expertise and is also recognized for its emphasis on energy efficient building design and construction and use of alternative building materials.

Each graduate student designs a unique program of study that includes an 18-hour common core of course work and an additional 18 hours of course work tailored to the individual's concentration area, background, and individual interests. Cross-disciplinary study and field-based internships are encouraged. The program of study is developed in conjunction with the student's graduate advisor during the first semester of enrollment. A committee of three graduate faculty members, selected by the student, provides guidance to the student throughout his or her program.

Contact Jeff Tiller for additional information about graduate coursework in Building Science.

Admission information:
If you are interested in graduate studies within the Department of Technology, complete the admission application forms located on the Graduate School web site. The GRE is required. We use the following admission formula:
(undergraduate GPA x 400) + GRE verbal + GRE quantitative = 2000 (minimum)
Individuals who do not meet the minimum score may be considered based on letters of reference and a personal interview. For more information about the admissions process, or about the degree programs offered, contact the Graduate Coordinator , Dr. Marie Hoepfl.

Approved concentration electives:

Additional resources and links regarding ASU's Master's of Arts in Industrial Technology can be accessed through ASU Technology Department graduate program or ASU's Cratis D. Williams Graduate School.