Construction, Engineering & Manufacturing Technology includes careers that design, build, maintain, repair, and improve products, equipment, infrastructure, and production systems. In short, people in the trades make the world go around. Students can pursue opportunities in welding, machining, automation, engineering technology, electronics, industrial maintenance and manufacturing operations.
If you are, or would like to be, good at building things from scratch, curious about how things work, enjoy solving problems or fixing things that are broken, this field may be the right one for you.
Occupations Outlook
*Industry information provided is from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and includes some occupations requiring advanced degrees. See current data at: bls.gov.
Construction, Engineering, Manufacturing and Technology Programs
Architecture & Construction
- Architectural Technology
- Architectural and Construction Technician
- Architectural 2D CAD
- Construction Estimating
- Construction Electrician
Manufacturing
Mechanical Drafting & Design
Robotic & Electronic Engineering Technology
- Biomedical Equipment Technician (BMET)
- Electronic Technology
- Robotic and Electronic Engineering Technology
- Special Electronics Technician