Are you a high school student anxious to enter the workforce, an adult trying to retool for a changing economy, or a skilled tradesperson looking to enhance your skills?
Summary
A Lawrence Technological University associate degree may be just what you need to begin – or advance – a successful career in an engineering technology-related field. In fact, most employers in the industry prefer to hire workers with at least a two-year degree, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. And in an increasingly competitive and global marketplace, staying abreast of the latest technologies is crucial.
A Lawrence Technological University associate degree may be just what you need to begin – or advance – a successful career in an engineering technology-related field. In fact, most employers in the industry prefer to hire workers with at least a two-year degree, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. And in an increasingly competitive and global marketplace, staying abreast of the latest technologies is crucial.
Program Overview
As one of the nation’s premier technological universities, Lawrence Tech offers rigorous, well-rounded associate programs anchored in science, mathematics, and technology. The University’s “theory and practice” approach to learning means exceptional exposure in the classroom combined with practical, hands-on experiences. You’ll have access to state-of-the-art labs, equipment, and industry-standard software. And with Lawrence Tech’s small class sizes, you’ll benefit from one-on-one mentoring from faculty with real-world knowledge
Why Manufacturing Engineering Technology at Lawrence Tech?
Designed to prepare you for technician-level positions in the manufacturing industry, the Associate of Science in Manufacturing Engineering Technology focuses on various manufacturing processes, the use and testing of materials, production methods, quality control, and the fundamentals of project management. As a graduate, you may find employment in production, design, research and development, projectmanagement, quality control, or technical sales. If you choose to continue your studies, credits from the AS in Manufacturing Engineering Technology can be applied toward the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology
Curriculum
Each of these 65-credit-hour programs consists of:
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Core Courses* |
33 |
| Arts and Sciences | 32 |
| Total Credit Hours | 65 |
Get Started
For more information, email design@ltu.edu or contact Lawrence Tech’s Office of Admissions at 800.225.5588 or admissions@ ltu.edu.