Engineering Technology

Build Your Skills. Advance Your Career. 


A student in an engineering technology lab.

Your next opportunity could start at Walters State.

Whether you're looking to launch a career, develop new technical skills or take the next step in your current job, Walters State can help you move forward. Our Engineering Technology programs combine hands-on learning with practical training designed for today's technical workforce. You'll develop skills that can prepare you for opportunities in manufacturing, design, automation and other technical fields.

 

Transfer Pathways & In-Demand Concentrations

Students in robotics and automation class.

Choose a path that fits your goals, whether you want to transfer to a four-year university or step directly into an in-demand technical career. The Division of Business and Technical Education offers complete degree pathways across automation, electromechanical systems, Industry 4.0, mechatronics, architectural and computer-aided design (CAD), and operations management. And you don't have to put your future on hold. In just two years, you can earn an associate degree and take a meaningful step toward your career goals.

 

Electrical Engineering Technology


The Electrical Engineering Technology program prepares you for immediate careers in advanced manufacturing, telecommunications, and healthcare. Students build hands-on expertise in AC/DC circuitry, PLC programming, robotics, instrument calibration, and automated systems maintenance. A.A.S degree concentrations include:

 

Engineering Systems Technology


The Engineering Systems Technology program prepares you for skilled technical and supervisory roles in modern business and industry. Students gain a shared core foundation in technical problem-solving alongside specialized coursework tailored to design, production, and systems management. A.A.S degree concentrations include:

 

Engineering Technology Pathway


Begin your bachelor’s degree at Walters State with an Associate of Science pathway designed to transfer smoothly into four-year engineering technology programs.

 

 

 

Where Could This Take You?

The results tell an encouraging story.

In a recent graduate follow-up survey, 100% of respondents reported being employed within three months of graduation. And of 10 graduates surveyed from fall 2025 and spring 2026, seven reported receiving a promotion or moving to a position offering higher pay, greater responsibilities or both.

For students, those numbers represent more than employment statistics. They point to opportunities to grow professionally, increase earning potential and build a stronger future. Whether you're entering the workforce or already have years of experience, Walters State can help you develop skills that open new doors.

A student in a computer aided design class.

 

Questions?

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