Engineering Technology
What does an Ohio State engineering technology degree mean for you?
Our engineering technology students develop a sharp understanding of engineering concepts along with critical leadership skills and hands-on expertise in solving technical issues.
As a graduate of this immersive degree program, you’ll be prepared to work in high-demand industries, such as:
- Robotics
- Industrial automation
- Semiconductors
- Aerospace
- Consulting
- Consumer packaged goods
- Plastics and rubber
Through hands-on learning in our state-of-the-art facilities and in-field experiences, you'll be well-positioned for competitive leadership and management careers.
Be career ready when you graduate
Everything you learn in this program can be directly applied to your engineering career. You'll graduate knowing how to:
- Analyze and solve complex problems
- Consult on the development and innovation of new products
- Apply appropriate engineering technologies and know how to use advanced tools like robotics, industrial systems and controls
- Optimize and automate processes using Lean Six Sigma quality control tools — you can earn Six Sigma belt certifications upon graduation
- Acquire leadership, management and business skills to advance your career
Work in a rapidly growing field
It's projected that engineering technology jobs will grow 13% by 2026. With such rapid advancement in technologies, such as artificial intelligence, robotics and smart manufacturing, companies in a variety of industries are looking for professionals that can help them innovate and adapt.
Ohio State's engineering technology program was designed by industry leaders to ensure our students graduate with the exact ready-to-hire skills and experience these employers seek.
On average, our grads' annual salaries range from $80,000 to $87,000.
Many campuses. One Ohio State.
This engineering technology degree is offered exclusively at four Ohio State regional campuses: Lima, Mansfield, Marion and Newark. Why? Because our regional campuses are located in industry hubs, with big opportunities for mentoring, internships and employment.
In addition to one of the lowest four-year tuition rates in the state, our regional campuses offer smaller class sizes, options to get involved outside of the classroom and direct admission to the engineering technology program.
And, no matter which campus you graduate from, your diploma will come from Ohio's top-ranked College of Engineering at The Ohio State University.