Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Manufacturing Engineering Technology is where innovation meets action. Learn how to improve the products and processes that keep industries moving by making manufacturing safer, smarter, more efficient, and more cost-effective. Through hands-on experiences and real-world problem solving, you'll collaborate across design, production, logistics, testing, and quality teams to solve complex challenges and drive continuous improvement. Our applied, career-focused curriculum prepares you to become a versatile engineering professional ready to make an immediate impact in today's advanced manufacturing environment.

Program Requirements Department of Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Technology Scholarships

Program Highlights

• Save time and maximize your credits with our transfer-friendly program and strong transfer partnerships with two-year colleges. Learn more and connect with our faculty:
  • Transfer to SCSU with an AS in Engineering Technology from ATCC
  • Transfer to SCSU with an AAS in General Engineering Technology from ATCC
  • Transfer to SCSU with an AS in General Engineering from ATCC
  • Transfer to SCSU with an AAS in Manufacturing Engineering Technology from HTC
• Students have direct interactions with faculty for lecture, lab and research activities.
• Variety of labs including metrology, metal-working, CAD, materials, and 3D printing for hands on experience.
• The program has many technical electives to allow students to develop an area of expertise to meet their interests, including areas of production, statistics, environmental issues, among others.
• Most of the major courses are offered in flexible formats (in-person, online, and recorded), providing flexibility for students who are working in industry or need adaptable scheduling options while pursuing their degrees.

Program Distinctions

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Manufacturing Engineering Technology.