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Applied Computing and Engineering Technology Academics

The Department of Applied Computing and Engineering Technology prepares students for high-demand careers through hands-on, career-focused learning. You'll gain the technical knowledge, practical experience, and problem-solving skills needed to succeed in computer and information technology, engineering technology, advanced manufacturing, automation, robotics, cybersecurity, and other rapidly growing industries. Miami University Polytechnic programs combine flexible pathways, hands-on learning, and industry partnerships to prepare you for what's next.

Flexible Learning Opportunities

Miami Online

With Miami Online, you receive a nationally recognized Miami University education that fits your busy life. Our flexible online CIT programs allow you to earn a degree, build in-demand skills, or complete a Microcredential on your schedule.

Distance Learning

Miami's ENT distance learning model features live, interactive classes with real-time instruction and hands-on laboratory experiences at your local partner institution.

Miami Integrated Learning Experience

In addition to our degree programs, we offer a wide range of mathematics, physics, and statistics courses that support students across the university and contribute to the Miami Integrated Learning Experience (MILE). These courses help build the analytical, quantitative, and critical-thinking skills needed for lifelong learning, leadership, and professional success. Many Miami University Oxford majors and minors can begin at the Regionals, giving you the opportunity to complete foundational coursework close to home before transitioning to the Oxford campus.

Tech Prep

Get a head start on your college education through Tech Prep. Students enrolled in eligible Ohio career and technical education (CTE) programs may earn college credit at Miami University through approved articulation agreements and statewide career-technical credit opportunities. Explore Miami's transfer and articulation pathways to learn how your high school coursework can accelerate your degree and support your career goals.

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CT2

Students whose high school career and technical education courses are part of the Career-Technical Assurance Guide program may be eligible to earn college credit through Career-Technical Credit Transfer (CT2). Visit the CT2 resource for more information, and work with your high school teacher or counselor to complete the required paperwork and receive eligible credit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I work while earning my degree?

Yes. Many students complete the program while working full time. Courses are designed to provide flexibility for working professionals while maintaining the hands-on, applied learning that defines Miami's polytechnic approach.

Will my credits transfer?

Miami University accepts transfer credit from accredited colleges and universities. Your previous coursework will be evaluated after admission, and you'll receive a personalized Degree Audit Report outlining your remaining requirements.

What are bridge courses?

Bridge courses help students transition from an associate degree into upper-level bachelor's coursework. Depending on your previous coursework, these classes may be required to ensure you have the necessary foundation for advanced engineering technology courses.

What types of careers are available after graduation?

Graduates are prepared for careers in advanced manufacturing, automation, robotics, product development, systems integration, network administration, software development, cybersecurity, IT support, and other engineering technology and information technology fields. Many work for leading employers in manufacturing, energy, aerospace, automotive, healthcare, government, and technology industries.

Will I have access to faculty and academic support?

Absolutely. Faculty members are committed to student success and are available to provide academic guidance, mentoring, and technical support throughout your program. You'll also have access to advising and university resources designed to help you stay on track to graduation.

Department of Applied Computing and Engineering Technology

Advanced Manufacturing Hub
101 Knightsbridge Drive
Hamilton, OH 45011