Automotive Technology Management Introduction
Students will grow their auto mechanics and management skills through relatable, hands-on courses that allow them to gain practical experience. The coursework of this degree will prepare students for management positions in various contexts, including manufacturers, aftermarket producers, dealerships, and other technology-oriented companies.
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BYU-Idaho Graduate Salaries
Graduates from this program report competitive starting salaries typically ranging from $55,000 to $100,000 as they enter high demand leadership roles across the national automotive industry. Your unique blend of technical mastery and business acumen allows you to realize significant financial value early in your career within dealership operations and fleet management.
Common Career Paths
You will be prepared for diverse leadership roles such as a fixed operations director, fleet manager, or regional service support specialist. This degree provides a direct pathway from entry level service coordination into senior executive positions where you will oversee large scale transportation networks and automotive business strategy.
Preparation for Grad School
This major provides a rigorous academic foundation for students pursuing a Master of Business Administration or specialized graduate degrees in automotive technology and statistical engineering. You will graduate with the analytical skills and leadership preparation necessary to excel in advanced programs focused on quality, reliability, and global supply chain management.
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