Miami University ENT graduates are recruited by:
- Procter & Gamble
- Cleveland Cliffs
- American Electric Power (AEP)
- General Electric
- General Motors
- Honeywell
- And more
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Miami University Regionals offers Engineering Technology programs with in-person and Distance Learning options at our Hamilton and Middletown campuses. Emphasizing applied science and engineering, our programs prepare students for successful careers in the field. With options for an associate degree or a bachelor’s degree completion program, students can achieve their career goals through our 2+2 transfer pathways.
Earn a Bachelor of Science in Applied Science to elevate your career with one of our four programs. These programs include a one-year senior design capstone and opportunities for co-ops and internships.
With our Manufacturing Foundations Certificate, you can enter the workforce or smoothly continue your education toward earning an associate or bachelor’s degree in one of Miami Regionals Engineering Technology programs.
Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub is coming to Hamilton, Ohio in Jan. 2026.
Phase one of the Engineering Technology Innovation Hub was completed in the fall of 2021 with the Robotics Lab on the Middletown Campus featuring industrial robot training carts and classroom computers equipped with simulation software.
Butler County Board of Commissioners awards $10 million to Miami University
Butler Tech and Miami University to develop new advanced manufacturing education, training, research, and workforce hub
Miami received a $308,750 grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education to advance manufacturing in the region. A portion of these grant funds will augment our new Industrial Automation Laboratory and be used to provide workforce training with a focus on PLCs and HMI systems.
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