Engineering Technology
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Engineering Technology AAS: 60 credits
Additive Manufacturing, Area of Concentration in Engineering Technology AAS: 60 credits
Additive Manufacturing Technician
Manufacturing Technician Certificate: 15 credits
FACULTY CONTACT
David Antol | 443.412.2472
dantol@harford.edu
If you're interested in a "hands-on" career, like to solve problems and engage in traditional and new technologies like hydraulics and 3D printing, one of our many options in the area of engineering technology may be a good fit.
Hands-on, critical thinker, problem solver, interested in how things work and how you can make them better . . . If this sounds like you, Engineering Technology may be what you're looking for. The program places strong emphasis on applications, problem solving, critical thinking, and communication skills and those who finish will demonstrate knowledge of CADD, electronics, hydraulics, pneumatics, blueprint reading, and mechanics.
A degree in Engineering Technology from Harford Community College prepares you for immediate transition into an entry-level position in the engineering technology field.
Harford's small, student-centered, and flexible learning class options are the ideal learning environment for your engineering studies.
WHAT CAN I DO WHEN I COMPLETE THIS PROGRAM?
Engineering Technology programs at Harford prepare you to enter the workforce as a technician working alongside engineers in the manufacturing sector. Upon graduation, students will be able to use problem solving, critical thinking, and communication skills to organize, and carry out engineering technology projects.
Some students also choose to transfer to a four-year institution to complete a bachelor's degree.
Top Transfer Destinations
- University of Maryland College Park
- University of Maryland Baltimore County
- Morgan State
- Frostburg State University
- York College
- University of Delaware
- Capital Technology University
Transfer Program Agreements
Potential Careers
- Engineering Technician (ET)
- Electrical Engineering Technician (EET)
- CADD Technician
- Mechanical Engineering Technician
- Maintenance Technician
- Control and Instrumentation Technician
Note: Technician careers can be valuable stepping stones to advance into more advanced engineering positions.
HOW DO I GET STARTED?
You've taken your first step into a larger world of possibility for you and your future. Now is the time! Reach out and apply, request more information, or visit our campus.