Mechatronics Degree & Certification
If you like working with your hands and want a variety of industry skills, this program may be for you.
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What to Know at a Glance
Duration
2 year associate degree (60 sch);
1 year certificate (45 sch);
1 semester certificate (16 sch);
1 semester award (10 sch)
Delivery
Face-to-face
Scheduling Options
Full-time; Part-time; Day classes; Night classes
Where it is offered
Main Campus, #10 on the campus map
About Mechatronics
Develop a wide range of industrial skills- all in one package. With our Mechatronics degree and certificate program, you’ll train in six different trades, giving yourself a diverse skill-set that qualifies you to fill a number of industrial jobs.
Our Mechatronics degree program trains you to diagnose industrial machinery for operational issues, work with motors, pumps, hydraulics and programmable logic control systems, so you can keep machinery running smoothly. Train on state-of-the-art equipment donated by local industries such as Cooper Tire to solve mechanical problems that every manufacturer faces.
Possible Careers and Salaries
Industrial Engineering Technologist
$51,569
Industrial Machinery Mechanics
$57,199
Machinist
$40,124
Electromechanical Technician
$35,074
Supervisor of Mechanics, Installers and Repairers
$63,938
Tuition Costs
Approximate total program cost for in-district (Bowie County residents) for the Industrial Maintenance Program is $6,870.
Student spotlight
“I am learning hands-on skills that could transfer to a variety of different career paths that have stable job security.”
– Spencer Eaton, Industrial Maintenance Student
Student spotlight
“I am learning hands-on skills that could transfer to a variety of different career paths that have stable job security.”
– Spencer Eaton, Industrial Maintenance Student
Student spotlight
“I am learning hands-on skills that could transfer to a variety of different career paths that have stable job security.”
– Spencer Eaton, Industrial Maintenance Student
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