Packaging Minor
Program Overview
Program Overview
The Packaging Minor is an interdisciplinary program designed to complement non-Industrial Technology and Packaging majors with a planned curriculum in packaging. This program aims to capitalize on theories and skills learned in other disciplines, uniquely preparing students for success as packaging professionals in various positions, including research and development, purchasing, production, sales, and management.
Program Objectives
The program enables students to gain specialized skills in:
- Design of package forms and graphics
- Specifications of materials and machinery to be used
- Evaluation of package systems
- Planning and coordinating of packaging requirements These skills result from an integration of knowledge gained through the packaging curriculum with that of the major discipline, providing a significant understanding of packaging issues and their impact on the industry.
Program Details
The Packaging Minor curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of packaging principles and practices, preparing them for a wide range of career opportunities in the packaging industry.
Minor Requirements
The specific requirements for the Packaging Minor are not detailed in the provided context, but it is implied that the program has a structured curriculum designed to achieve its objectives.
