Following degrees are offered Baccalaureate-  Chemical,  Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Industrial Technology, Mechanical,  Graduate – Master of Engineering (M.E.): Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical, Master of Science (M.S.): Environmental Engineering, Environmental Studies, Master of Engineering Management (M.E.M.), Master of Engineering Science (M.E.S.), Doctor of Engineering (D.E.): Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Chemical Engineering

With experience and expertise closely tied to current industry practice, LU’s College of Engineering faculty helps ensure students stay out in front when it comes to the job hunt. Alumni who are industry executives and professionals offer their expertise as members of the college and departmental advisory boards.  These relationships help maintain current, industry-applicable curricula and focus research dollars and energy toward today’s challenges.

LU’s College of Engineering looks beyond campus boundaries for research opportunities to provide solutions to challenges – from space technology and environmental concerns to ports and waterways efficiency, transportation research and engineering technology development.  The College administers ten research centers organized within the Texas Center for Technology Incubation (TCTI) including  Aldredge Air Quality Modeling Center, Center for Fuel Cells and Energy Systems, Center for Transportation/Ports and Waterways, Center of Process and Information Technology, Green Composite Research Center, Gulf Coast Hazardous Substance Research Center, Materials Instrumentation Center, Renewable Energy Center, Texas Air Research Center, Texas Hazardous Waste Research Center

The American Center for Technical Arts & Sciences maintains a liaison with law firms, corporations, hospitals, other medical facilities, and governmental agencies. Internships are available for the purpose of giving our graduates employment exposure and opportunities. We have an open enrollment policy so you may enroll at any given time of the year. Minimum applicant education required is either: a high school diploma, its equivalent (GED), completion of twelve credit hours at the college level with a grade of “C” or better, passing the C-PAT for Nursing Assistant students.

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Cardiographic Technician, Medical Assistant, Surgical Technician, Nursing Assistant (CNA), Medical Laboratory Techician, Comprehensive and General Practice Paralegal Programs, IT Computer Science programs (Surgical Technology, Medical Laboratory, Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant )

Westwood college offers associate, bachelor degree, diploma certificate programs in Design, Technology, Business, Health Care, and Industrial Services, as well as Airframe & Powerplant and Avionics programs. The college has four campuses in the Chicago and  Illinois area. Students are bound to find one that’s close to them that offers the career-focused education they are looking for. From the college’s popular Criminal Justice program, to Graphic Design & Multimedia and Interior Design, or Software Engineering and Computer Network Management students learn the necessary skills that can lead to their future career goals being acheived.

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Include; Technology – Game Software Development, Information Systems Security, Computer Network Engineering, Computer-Aided Design / Architectural Drafting; Design – Animation, Game Art & Design, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Visual Communications, Web Design & Multimedia

They offer BEng and MEng courses in Mechanical, Mechatronic, Electronic and Computer Systems Engineering.

Each year University’s students design and build a racing car for entry to the Formula Student Competition, drawing on their newly developed skills in electronics, computer science and smart mechanical engineering. Thanks to this multidisciplinary approach, the cars, like many of their student projects, have been praised for their advanced and imaginative design.

Albany Tech traces its roots back to 1961 when it was established as the Monroe Area Vocational-Technical School enrolling 175 students. Shortly thereafter, the Albany Area Vocational-Technical School was built, and in 1972 the two schools were merged in the current location.

In July 1988, the Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education (DTAE) was formed and the newly named Albany Technical Institute came under its direction. Albany Tech was charged with providing technical education opportunities to the residents, businesses and industries within an eight-county service delivery area. These counties include Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Dougherty, Early, Lee, Randolph and Terrell.

With the passage of House Bill 1187, the Georgia Legislature approved the changing of DTAE technical institutes’ names to “college,” providing they offered associate degrees. Meeting the criterion, Albany Technical Institute became Albany Technical College with a grand ceremony on July 6, 2000.

Albany Tech has a satellite campus in Early County and adult learning centers in all eight of its service delivery counties. Today, more than 3,000 full-time students are enrolled in credit programs per quarter. Another 2,500 are enrolled part-time and in seminars, continuing education courses, teleconferences and customized business training.

The College of Engineering and Computing at FIU offers a full range of bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees in engineering, computing, and management, including: biomedical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, computer science, construction management, electrical engineering, engineering management and technology management, environmental and urban systems, environmental engineering, industrial and systems engineering, information technology, materials science and engineering, mechanical engineering, and telecommunications and networking.

The College of Engineering and Computing offers a variety of fellowships, assistantships, and scholarships to qualified international students. These awards are highly competitive, so prospective students are urged to apply as early as possible to be considered.The amounts of these awards vary, but they may provide full tuition and a monthly stipend. Visit www.eng.fiu.edu for additional information.

Due to the additional processing time, international students should submit their application and supporting documents (i.e. transcripts, evaluation of university coursework, tests, and the Declarations and Certification of Finances) by the following priority consideration deadline dates: Fall term, April 1; spring term, September 1; summer term, February 1. The university will accept applications and supporting documentation after the priority consideration deadline, but cannot guarantee a review by the admissions committee for the specified term.

The comprehensive college offers programs leading to the awarding of continuing education units, certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees. These programs and services are flexible, adaptable, and accessible through partnerships with other institutions and the use of technology. As a committed partner in community and workforce development and the continuous search for excellence, Ashland Community and Technical College offers diverse learning opportunities from liberal arts education to sophisticated technical programs. The college serves the community at large by offering basic skills education for adults, by supporting economic development through services to business and industry, and by providing programs and services that enhance the quality of life for the citizens of the Tri-State service area.

Committed to excellence and dedicated to the belief in the dignity, worth, and uniqueness of each individual and the fundamental right of each person to realize his or her fullest potential, Ashland Community and Technical College encourages student success by maintaining a learning environment that fosters effective communication, personal enrichment, professional and intellectual growth, and career and decision-making skills. The college further provides a physical and intellectual environment for the faculty, staff, and student body that promotes cultural, ethnic, racial, and gender diversity.

There are presently 17 bachelor’s degrees and 10 master’s degrees in the engineering, engineering technology, architectural engineering and building construction, computer, business and health-related fields.

MSOE offers personalized education with an 12-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio.  And at MSOE, professors have key employment experience in their respective fields. As a part of education at MSOE  students can experience more than 600 laboratory hours, professional internships, study abroad programs, and work in the Applied Technology Center™. On-track students are guaranteed to get the classes they need to graduate in four years.

MSOE is located in downtown Milwaukee, MSOE is just blocks from beautiful Lake Michigan. They also have a health venter, the Kern Center, a 210,000-square-foot recreation, athletic, health and wellness facility.

Students benefit from full-scale working laboratories, featuring industry standard equipment and state-of-the-science facilities.

Scholarship and financial aid information are available by contacting Student Financial Services. Ninety-nine percent of full-time students receive financial aid.

Admission is competitive and decisions are based on your high school record and SAT/ACT scores. You should have a strong background in math and English. Chemistry and physics courses are recommended in some fields of study.

Madison Area Technical College (MATC) is the technical and community college for the greater Madison area. It is dedicated to providing accessible, high quality instruction and technical experience to meet the needs of its students.
Established in 1912 to teach vocational skills, today MATC is a nationally recognized community college. It is one of the largest of the Wisconsin Technical College Systems 16 colleges and serves approximately 50,000 individuals annually. It provides a comprehensive curriculum of technical, liberal arts and sciences, adult basic education and continuing education, as well as customized employee training. The college awards associate degrees, technical diplomas and certificates and offers classes that transfer to four-year degree programs.

MATC has earned a solid reputation for high quality, practical and affordable education. It offers small classes, dedicated teachers and personalized attention. It also offers a variety of online and other distance learning courses. MATCÕs slogan, Education that Works, is supported by the success of its students on the job. The collegeÕs annual follow-up surveys consistently report that more than 90 percent of MATC graduates are employed soon after graduation. In addition, satisfaction scores among MATC graduates and their employers routinely rate above 90 percent.

MATC provides training for more than 100 careers, including such high tech fields as biotechnology, electron microscopy, webpage design, Internet development and computer networking. Its varied programs include accounting, marketing, culinary trades, nursing, automotive technology, criminal justice-law enforcement and welding. MATC is one of only three technical colleges in the state to offer a wide selection of liberal studies classes that transfer to four-year colleges and universities. MATC is the single largest source of students transferring to the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is one of the stateÕs leading providers of customized training for employers.

Students at MATC can take advantage of counseling, advising and financial aid support services, as well as hundreds of club activities and events for entertainment, growth and development. Athletics include intercollegiate competition in nine sports. MATC athletic teams often reach national finals and the college boasts a three-time national championship baseball team. The Truax facility offers a fully-equipped Fitness Center and a competition- sized pool.

Florida Technical College is a private two-year junior college with four campuses in Florida in Orlando, Auburndale, DeLand and Jacksonville. Florida Technical College offers both associate degree programs and diploma programs in health care, design, business and technology related fields. And you can earn your degree in as little as 18 months.

The programs at Florida Technical College focus on training for some of the Top 10 career opportunities for the next decade, including medical assistant, network administration, computer programming, computer drafting, web design, and medical office management. Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools to award Associates of Science degrees and academic diplomas.

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Degree Programs: Network Administration/Programming, Network Administration/ Hardware, Electronics/Computer Technology, Computer Drafting & Design, Business & Management Technology, Medical Administrative Assistant, Medical Assisting Associate Degree, Web Site & Graphic Design. Diploma Programs: Network Administration, C++/JAVA Programming.