Thank you for your interest in the Department of Engineering Technology. This section provides you with information regarding the programs, requirements and admission procedures of the department and regional campuses.

Why choose Miami University for a degree in Engineering Technology?

The Department of Engineering Technology at Miami University offers a bachelor’s degree program, two associate degree programs (Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, 111 Market Place. Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012 – telephone (410) 347-7700), and two certificate programs. The baccalaureate program offers majors in Electro-Mechanical or Mechanical Engineering Technology and is designed to enable graduates of the associate degree programs to complete the bachelor’s degree by taking 65 additional credit hours. Majors available in the associate degree programs include Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technology. The certificate programs require 30-32 semester credit hours. The students who complete the certificate programs may continue directly into an associate degree program.

As a Miami student you will enjoy excellent faculty, modern facilities and other amenities associated with a fine university.

Engineering Technology students enjoy opportunities to co-op on an alternating or parallel basis. Students who elect to co-op will be required to attend classes during summer semester and the length of time to complete their degree will be extended by approximately one semester.

Graduates of the bachelor’s degree program are technologists prepared to fill industrial positions in areas related to process control, mechanical design & analysis, electronic instrumentation, testing, manufacturing, sales, and service. Graduates of the electrical and computer engineering technology program fill paraprofessional positions in electronic testing, network specialist, field service, electronic maintenance, and similar engineering technician roles. Mechanical engineering technology program graduates fill paraprofessional positions in computer aided drafting, quality control, computer aided manufacturing, design technician, product testing, maintenance, and similar engineering technician roles.

Admissions

Miami 's Engineering Technology programs are available exclusively at the regional campuses and enjoy an open admission policy. Students, who graduated from high school, earned a GED or present credentials demonstrating equivalent levels of academic achievement (home schooled or other alternative educational program) are eligible to attend. There are no additional requirements to enroll as an ENT Major. You may apply at anytime. For more information about campus specific admissions and financial aid, follow the links below:

Miami University Middletown Admissions

Miami University Hamilton Admissions

Select these links to view information about the Co-op programs:

Hamilton Co-op/Internship and Placement Office

Middletown Campus Career Services

Select the link below to view information about great programs and careers available in industrial and engineering technology in Ohio:

Ohio Tech Careers

Want to learn more about Tech Prep? Here's the link:

Cincinnati Tech Prep Consortium

Want to know more? Let us hear from you.

Email us at: entmail@muohio.edu

OR call and arrange a visit.

Middletown: (513) 727-3271 About Miami Middletown

Hamilton: (513) 785-3132 About Miami Hamilton