Attention Associate Degree Engineering Technology Graduates:

Thank you for considering the Miami University Bachelor Completion program in Engineering Technology. This program is available through the Hamilton and Middletown campuses of Miami on a part-time or full-time basis. In addition, students at selected college partner locations may also complete this program through our Distance Learning Engineering Technology Program. We are happy you are considering Miami University to continue your educational goals.

Some exciting things are happening with this program. If you are able to attend classes on campus at Miami Hamilton or Middletown, you can complete general education requirements during day or evening hours. Engineering Technology courses are offered during evening hours. These courses are offered using video conferencing and web-supported technology. Whether on our campus or a distance partner campus, our faculty are dedicated to helping you succeed in this program. To be successful, you must take personal responsibility for understanding program requirements, scheduling processes, navigating our web sites for information, and more. The bottom line is this, through this program you will be able to complete your BS degree if you have the tenacity and desire to do so. We believe this program is worth your time particularly because the job market for BS level graduates in Engineering Technology is quite good.

We look forward to helping you succeed as you pursue your Bachelor's degree through Miami's Distance Learning Engineering Technology Program!

Select this link to view the Distance Learning Contacts updated 5/19/2008.
Distance Learning Contacts

Select this link to see the Distance Learning Schedule updated 5/1/2008.
Distance Learning Schedule

Select this link to view a document listing Frequently Asked Questions.

Select this link to view LapTop Guidelines.

Engineering Technology Text Books
Multiple sections of a course use the same text.
Select the link to view the list updated 5/27/2008.
Textbook List

The colleges listed below connect with Miami’s program via interactive audio/video and web. Select a college to view the Articulation Agreement.

Columbus State Community College - Columbus, Ohio

Cuyahoga Community College - Cleveland, Ohio

Edison Community College - Piqua, Ohio

James A. Rhodes State College - Lima, Ohio

North Central State College - Mansfield, Ohio

Shawnee State University - Portsmouth, Ohio

Sinclair Community College - Dayton, Ohio

Southern State Community College

Terra Community College - Fremont, Ohio

Washington State Community College - Marietta, Ohio

Zane State College - Zanesville, Ohio

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College and Sinclair Community College are also key partners. Their graduates complete the BS program on campus at Miami University Hamilton and Middletown.

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College - Cincinnati, Ohio

Sinclair Community College - Dayton, Ohio

Sinclair Community College Dual Admission Agreement

Miami, Sinclair Partner on Engineering Programs
Dayton Business Journal - 2:12 PM EST Tuesday, March 21, 2006

A new program will allow Sinclair Community College engineering technology students to complete bachelor's degrees at Miami University, the colleges announced Tuesday.
The agreement takes effect immediately and allows students who earn associate degrees in engineering technology at Sinclair to transfer to the bachelor's of science degree in engineering technology program at Miami's Middletown and Hamilton branch campuses.
The first programs to be implemented will be the electrical/electronic engineering technology, mechanical engineering technology and automation and control engineering technology.
There about 500 students enrolled in those programs, said Karen Blake, head counselor in engineering technologies. Blake said the agreement will help the college market the program to high school students and teachers.

"It's going to make their transition so much more smoother," Blake said.
Sinclair has about 24,000 students and 2,100 employees at its downtown Dayton campus.
Miami has two satellite campuses in Middletown and Hamilton in addition to its main campus in Oxford.