Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Diesel Technology - Equipment Management] From Montana State University

Our curriculum is relevant to students' lives and careers, valuable in terms of content and competencies and connected to the needs of industry.  It strives to provide an environment that fosters excellence in learning and one that nurtures discovery of knowledge for advancement, academic excellence in the classroom , and personal growth through collaboration and teamwork.

The Equipment Management Option for the Montana State University-Northern Diesel Technology Bachelor's Degree combines comprehensive diesel mechanic training with businesses classes so you can take your education into the management realm.

• Train at an auto diesel school that's recognized by industry leaders for its quality coursework.

• Go beyond diesel mechanic training and learn the skills you need to work in management-level positions.
• Make connections in the industry before you graduate through on-campus opportunities as well as internship and cooperative learning programs. .

Diesel Equipment Management Option: Prepare to lead.

• Benefit from the diesel mechanic training at MSU-N that works closely with the business school to provide you a complete education in diesel repair as well as business skills you can use in real life.
• Excel at MSU-Northern's auto diesel school and progress through each level, from an AAS degree to a BS degree, without losing credits or repeating courses.
• Transfer in to the Diesel Technology program easily from one of MSU-N's two-year partner schools.

Diesel Technology Faculty: Invested in Your Success.

• Get an industry insider perspective from dedicated faculty in the auto diesel school at MSU-Northern who communicate regularly with industry executives to keep the program as cutting-edge as possible.
• Be mentored by educators in the Diesel Technology program that work not only to fully train you but also to act as your advocate when it's time to transition to a career.

Diesel Equipment Management Option Courses: Repair Skills. Long-term Career Path.

• Diesel Repair – Become a qualified diesel technician through the full spectrum of diesel mechanic training classes that include engines, systems, and diagnostics.
• Business and Management – Complement your technical skills with a background in business when you take classes engineered to help you succeed in administrative positions.
• Liberal Arts Included – Integrate communication and other fundamentals so you'll be fully prepared for day-to-day interaction with co-workers, customers and management.