Are you interested in a rich mix of courses in shop floor technologies, computer controls and applications, as well as general engineering and manufacturing-related technologies?

With a MET degree, you will be able to apply your knowledge and understanding to manufacturing processes, troubleshooting, problem solving, project leadership, and supervision. You will be an effective communicator and have the technical and ethical knowledge, abilities and skills required to identify, evaluate, and solve complex problems. Two sequences of study are offered within the manufacturing concentration: (a) Programming & Automation - a multi-disciplinary course of studies in manufacturing and electronics that prepares students for challenging jobs in the complex world of industrial automation design, installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance, and (b) General Manufacturing - a study of the materials, processes, and analytical tools used in modern, world-class manufacturing environments.

Designed to educate and prepare you to assume leadership roles within a manufacturing enterprise, the MET curriculum offers you a host of career opportunities including plant operations, robotics, instrumentation, process design, plant layout, machine operation and development, quality assurance, engineering sales and services, process optimization, maintenance, etc. Learn more about the undergraduate Manufacturing Engineering Technology program.