The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology program prepares UL students for leadership roles in various industries, focusing on manufacturing, production, and technology management. The program combines theoretical foundations with practical experiences, ensuring that students develop the skills to optimize industrial processes and integrate technological innovations. UL Students are trained in essential areas such as manufacturing techniques, including machining, welding, and additive manufacturing, as well as industrial automation, robotics, and control systems. They also gain knowledge in materials science, focusing on the selection, properties, and processing of materials for industrial applications.

The curriculum emphasizes sustainability, teaching students green manufacturing practices to reduce the environmental impact of industrial operations. With hands-on laboratory work, industry projects, and a one-trimester practicum, graduates are well-prepared for careers in manufacturing, quality assurance, automation, project management, industrial systems design, or for further studies in related fields.

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