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Prepare for a future in high-demand technical fields with programs that combine applied learning, industry-relevant skills, and career-ready experience. This is where your path to opportunity begins.

• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) two-year degree
  Each AAS program consists of 61-65 credit hours and stresses problem-solving, with an emphasis on technical applications and applied design. Degree options include:
  • Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
  • Mechanical Engineering Technology
     
• Undergraduate Certificates
  Undergraduate certificates allow students to quickly develop skills and hands-on experiences. A certificate articulates well into an associate or bachelor's degree program.
  • Semiconductor Manufacturing Technician (<1-year)
  • Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Technician Certificate (﹤1‑year)
  • CAD for Manufacturing Certificate (﹤1‑year)
  • Computer-Aided Drafting: Design Technician Certificate (﹤1‑year)
     
• Microcredentials
  • 3D Printing Micro-Credential
  • Drafting and Design Micro-Credential
  • Electrical Technician Micro-Credential I
  • Electrical Technician Micro-Credential II:
  • Introduction to Semiconductors for STEM majors
     
• Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology (BS) four-year degree 
  Offered at Á½ÐÔÉ«ÎçÒ¹ Tuscarawas, the BS degree can be obtained with an additional two years of full-time studies following an associate degree. The AAS degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technology moves seamlessly into the BS degree.
  
  The structure of the BS degree program allows the student to acquire an in-depth background in one of the Engineering Technology concentrations below while increasing competencies in one or more of the related engineering science areas:
  • Mechanical/Systems Engineering Technology
  • Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology
  • Green and Alternative Energy
  • Integrated Engineering Technology