Engineering Technicians
Engineering Technician Degrees
Engineering technicians can work in several specialized areas, including electrical, electronic or civil engineering. They’re responsible for assisting engineers and scientists as they create solutions to complex technical problems. They also collect data, build and set up equipment, and record experimental results.
Being an engineering technician is a challenging and exciting career where no two days are the same. If you’re a creative type who enjoys working with numbers, consider getting your degree in this field.
Eligible Programs
Pick your program, then apply to get it paid for.
- Environmental Technology – 1-Year Program, Diploma OR 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Automation Engineering Technician/Advanced Manufacturing – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- GPS/GIS Mapping – 1-Year Program, Diploma
- Wi-Fi & Broadband Technologies (Telecom) – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Architectural Engineering Technicians – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Civil Engineering Technology – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Land Surveying Science Technology – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Mechanical Engineering Technology – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
Western Dakota Technical College
- Architecture & Engineering Technology – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Environmental Engineering Technician – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree