By the time you graduate, you’ll have the skills you need to make organizations more productive by streamlining facilities, processes, schedules and resources.<\/p>\n
Graduate with Industry Certification<\/h2>\n
Students completing a degree in operations management are prepared to take the industry-recognized ATMAE Certified Technology Manager (CTM) exam. Give yourself an edge in the competitive world of business and make yourself a highly attractive candidate for any employer.<\/p>\n
The CTM exam demonstrates that you:<\/p>\n
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- achieved a nationally-recognized standard of excellence<\/li>\n
- possess skills that add value to your company from day one<\/li>\n
- strive to stand out as the best in your field<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/p>\nWhat Can I Do with an Operations Management Degree<\/h2>\n
The value of an operations management degree is undeniable.<\/p>\n
U.S. News and World Report ranks operations management as one of the 10 Best Business Jobs in the U.S. With a media salary of $100,780, the income projections rank this career path as “one of the highest-paying occupations in the U.S.”<\/p>\n
Industry estimates put the number of top executive vacancies at 147,000 in the next decade.<\/p>\n
A degree in operations management opens up a wide range of career opportunities:<\/p>\n
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- Technical operations manager<\/li>\n
- Supply chain manager<\/li>\n
- Supply chain logistics<\/li>\n
- Data analyst<\/li>\n
- Process improvement manager<\/li>\n
- Purchasing agent<\/li>\n
- Industrial production manager<\/li>\n
- Project manager<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
And as the service and supply chain industry grows, there will be more opportunities than ever for operations managers to make a real impact.<\/p>\n