Project Management – Quality Improvement

Careers in quality improvement include Chief Executives, General and Operations Managers, Sales Managers, Administrative Services Managers, Industrial Production Managers, Construction Managers, Logisticians, Transportation, Social and Community Service Managers, Managers, Cost Estimators, Management Analysts, Government, Non-Profit Organizations, Administrative Services Managers, Purchasing Managers, Agents and Business Managers of Artists, Performers and Athletes.

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Project Management – Quality Improvement

Bachelor of Applied Science

This program focuses on advanced leadership topics in the area of Quality Improvement. The upper-level coursework includes applied management practices, in organizational development, ethics, leadership development, finance, and human relations. Students are able to apply acquired knowledge, skills and competencies in their technical fields. Within the coursework, students learn to develop, operate, and manage a quality control system. Applicants for the Management and Supervisions BAS program must have earned an Associate in Science (A.S) or Associate in Arts degree (A.A.) from a regionally accredited institution.

Program Details

120 Credits
4-Year program

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Related Certificates

No certificates are currently available for this program.

Career Outlook^*

Quality control inspectors examine products and materials for defects or deviations from specifications. Employment of quality control inspectors is projected to decline 11 percent from 2016 to 2026. Continued improvements in technology allow manufacturers to automate inspection tasks, increasing workers’ productivity and reducing the demand for inspectors.

The median annual wage for quality control inspectors was $36,780 in May 2016.

Average or Median Salary

$36,780

^{*All career data on this page, such as occupation description, career outlook and salary information reflects the national average and was sourced from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.}