Engineering & Industrial Technology

Why Choose WSCO for Engineering and Industrial Training?

At WSCO, you’ll get far more than classroom instruction. You’ll get real tools, real machines, and real job experience in our Engineering & Industrial Technology division. Whether you’re drawn to designing systems, fixing engines, or operating industrial equipment, we offer a direct path into technical careers that are in demand and hands-on.

Our division includes three focused areas:

• Engineering Technology
• Industrial Technology
• Automotive & Diesel Technology

Each area offers practical training, experienced faculty, and 100+ practicum hours to help you build real-world skills before you graduate.

What Makes WSCO’s Engineering & Industrial Programs Different?

You won’t just sit through endless lectures. Students train in state-of-the-art labs and garages using tools and technology that reflect today’s industries. Practicum hours and internships with local employers provide real experience and confidence to enter the workforce or continue your education.

Are the Programs Industry Certified?

Yes. Our programs meet respected national standards and prepare you to earn certifications employers value, including:

• ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) Certified
• NATEF (National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation) Certified

Other programs also align with industry-recognized credentials in manufacturing, safety, and engineering technology.

Can You Get a Job After Graduation?

Absolutely. WSCO’s technical programs are designed with job readiness in mind. Graduates go on to work in:

• Manufacturing and automation
• Mechanical or electrical engineering support
• Facilities maintenance and industrial operations
• Automotive repair and diesel diagnostics
• Technical sales and customer support roles

Many students also choose to transfer their associate degree into a bachelor’s program in engineering or industrial technology.

What Will You Learn?

Depending on your chosen program, you’ll gain experience in areas such as:

• Mechanical and electrical systems
• CAD and engineering design
• Manufacturing processes and safety standards
• Automotive diagnostics and repair
• Diesel engines and electrical systems
• Welding, machining, and hydraulics

You’ll also develop problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills essential in any technical field.

Is This Program Right for Me?

These programs are a great fit for students who:

• Prefer learning by doing
• Are interested in how machines and systems work
• Want to graduate job-ready
• May want to transfer to a four-year technical program later
• Are looking for high-demand careers that don’t require a four-year degree to get started

Your advisor can help you choose the best path based on your interests and career goals.

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