Packaging - Michigan State University

Packaging from Michigan State University is a Campus Bachelor Engineering General degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The School of Packaging offers a program of instruction leading to the Bachelor of Science degree . The program combines basic principles of physics, chemistry, mathematics, and materials science with a cognate in business to prepare students for rewarding careers in the manufactured products industries. Career opportunities are plentiful since some form of packaging is involved in the production and movement to market of nearly every item of consumption in today's economy. In addition to careers in companies that use packaging , attractive opportunities are also available in the package supply industries. Package supplier industries include companies that print and convert paper and flexible plastic materials as well as manufacturers of such diverse items as bottles, cans, folding cartons, corrugated boxes, drums, wooden containers, pallets, pails, tubes, vials, and jars. Packaging impacts most functions in manufacturing firms so graduates may work in package development, production, quality control, research, sales, purchasing, marketing, testing, distribution, or technical services. In its flexibility, the program allows students to leverage their personal skills and interests and to make individualized choices. Elective courses provide for broad, general preparation or for focused study in food packaging , medical packaging, pharmaceutical packaging , automotive packaging, distribution, robotics, and other areas. View more details on Michigan State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering General courses.