Students majoring in engineering technologies may pursue the associate of applied science degree in a variety of engineering technology programs such as: applied industrial technology, civil engineering technology, design engineering technology, electric power utility technology, electrical engineering technology, electrical maintenance technology, electronic engineering technology, environmental, health and safety technology, heating, ventilation and air conditioning technology and mechanical engineering technology. Engineering technology is a field in which scientific principles and techniques are applied toward solutions of problems in business and industry. The engineering technician typically works as a member of a professional team (technician/ technologist), assisting the engineer and coordinating work performed by skilled workers. Areas of responsibility include: research, design, development, supervision, sales and production. Applied industrial technology technicians use similar abilities, with emphasis on areas of supervision, operations and skilled maintenance in a variety of areas. These areas include health care facilities, educational institutions and industrial settings.

In addition to these programs, the engineering technologies division offers a number of career enhancement certificates designed to enhance specific sets of skills.

Bachelor's degree:
In most of the associate degree programs, all or nearly all courses may be applied toward a bachelor's degree in technology. Bachelor's degree requirements and course transferability are controlled by the institution to which the student plans to transfer.

High school students:
High school students graduating from a college tech prep program can get a head start on their engineering technology associate degrees.

For more information, please call Stark State's Office of Admissions/Student Services at
330-966-5450.

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