Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Create Your Future, Transform the World
Bring your innovative ideas to life in our Manufacturing Engineering Technology program. You will spend most of your time in high-tech labs using the same cutting-edge, industry-standard software and design tools, including 3D printers and programmable logic controllers, to create the products of tomorrow. Nebraska's manufacturing industry is looking for creative problem-solvers who will transform how we live, work and play. In addition, we will teach you the problem-solving skills you will need to succeed in Nebraska’s thriving manufacturing industry.
PROGRAM GOALS
Solve Real-World Problems
Analyze manufacturing challenges and implement innovative technical solutions.
Master the Design Process
Design and develop efficient manufacturing processes using industry-standard software and equipment.
Control Cutting-Edge Technology
Operate and program advanced manufacturing technologies including PLCs, robotics, and 3D printers.
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
A.A.S. / Diploma / Certificate
Locations: Milford
We will teach you how to design products and develop manufacturing processes that solve real-world problems. You’ll learn to use industry design software, 3D modeling, 3D printing, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), robotics, and computer aided machining (CAM).
ESTIMATED TUITION
$9,925 (A.A.S.) / $5,176 (Diploma) / $2,441 (Certificate)
CREDIT HOURS
63 (A.A.S.) / 31.5 (Diploma) / 15 (Certificate)
PROGRAM LENGTH
4 Terms (A.A.S.) / 2 Terms (Diploma) / 1 Term (Certificate)
SCHEDULE
Full-Time / Part-Time
STARTING TERM
Fall
WHY SCC?
How hands-on is the Manufacturing Engineering Technology program?
You'll spend two-thirds of your time working in our labs with industry-standard equipment. Our low equipment-to-student ratio means you'll receive hands-on training on 3D printers, PLCs, robotic systems, and industry design software enabling you to apply classroom theories to real-world situations
What job opportunities are available after completing this program?
Job opportunities are endless for our Manufacturing Engineering Technology graduates. Employers visit our campus monthly to talk about job opportunities in a variety of career paths. Our program works closely with SCC's Career Services Office to help you find jobs in product design, automation, quality control, and manufacturing leadership.
Do I need previous experience to succeed in this program?
Our Manufacturing Engineering Technology program is designed for students at all levels. Our experienced faculty will teach you everything you need to succeed. You'll gain experience and exposure during your first term, then deep dive into specializations in later semesters.
What makes SCC's Manufacturing Engineering Technology program unique?
Our program stays on the cutting edge by continuously integrating new technologies. You'll learn from faculty with real-world experience while training on industry-standard equipment. Plus, you'll develop a growth mindset needed to become an industry leader. Everything we use daily was designed and manufactured by professionals in this field – at SCC, you'll learn to be one of them.
CAREER OUTCOMES
Manufacturing Engineering Technician
Design products and develop manufacturing processes, ensuring efficient production while maintaining quality standards.
Industrial Engineering Technician
Study production processes to eliminate inefficiencies and improve workflow in manufacturing settings.
Automation Technician
Program and maintain automated manufacturing systems including robotics, PLCs, and vision systems.
Next Steps
Program Chair
Additional Resources
- Students entering this program may qualify for the Scott Pathway Scholarship.
- Accreditation
Manufacturing Day | Month
Held annually on the first Friday in October with events that continue throughout the month, Manufacturing Day (MFG Day) provides an opportunity to showcase manufacturing careers. As manufacturers seek to fill high-skill, high-tech and high-paying jobs, MFG Day empowers manufacturers, industries and SCC to come together to address collective challenges while engaging with communities and the workforce. Learn more.