The Department of Applied Computing and Engineering Technology offers one of the first Miami Polytechnic programs, preparing students for high-demand careers through hands-on, career-focused education. Variable degree pathways, small class sizes, and flexible learning options make it easy to start college, transfer credits, or advance your career. Combining Miami's strong educational foundation with applied learning, our Computer and Information Technology and Engineering Technology programs equip you with the technical, analytical, and professional skills to succeed in today's rapidly evolving technology industries while gaining the real-world experience employers value most.
The Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub (AM Hub) is where ideas become solutions. Located on Miami University's Hamilton campus and home to one of the first Miami Polytechnic programs, this state-of-the-art facility combines hands-on learning, industry collaboration, and advanced technology to prepare students for careers in robotics, automation, manufacturing, and beyond. You'll graduate with practical experience, employer connections, and the confidence to make an immediate impact.
Whether you're interested in designing software, securing networks, developing intelligent technologies, or advancing automation and robotics, the Department of Applied Computing and Engineering Technology offers degree programs that prepare you for success.
Our bachelor’s and associate degree programs in Computer and Information Technology provide flexible pathways to build in-demand technical skills in software development, networking, cybersecurity, project management, and IT support.
Engineering Technology offers flexible pathways to high-demand careers in advanced manufacturing, automation, robotics, industrial systems, and emerging technologies. Students can begin with an associate degree — gaining workforce-ready skills while benefiting from flexible scheduling that supports full-time employment — or continue seamlessly into the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology.
Nearly 100% of Engineering Technology graduates launch their careers with leading employers. Computer and Information Technology graduates are also in demand, building careers in software, cybersecurity, networking, and IT across the region and beyond.
Watch how future engineers, IT professionals, and cybersecurity specialists solve real-world challenges through hands-on projects, modern labs, and industry-connected experiences that prepare them to be career-ready from day one.
If you enjoy solving problems and figuring out how things work, you'll fit right in.
Learn by doing through hands-on labs, industry projects, internships, undergraduate research, and senior design experiences while working alongside faculty who know you by name.
Whether you choose Engineering Technology or Computer and Information Technology program, you'll gain career-ready skills in robotics, automation, software development, networking, cybersecurity, manufacturing, and IT. Graduate with real-world experience, a respected Miami degree, and the confidence to launch your career.
Major: Cybersecurity and Networking
"College isn’t just about passing exams; it’s about finding your ‘why.’ I knew I could do that here."
Major: Engineering Technology
"A diverse education and professional background are key to being a successful leader—both in and outside of the workplace. Engineering teaches you how to think, problem-solve, and adapt, and when you combine that with business acumen, the possibilities are limitless."
Major: Information Technology
"I want to learn how to use technology to solve real problems, and CIT felt like the right direction for that."
Department of Engineering Technology professor honored for engineering education excellence
Ambassadors lead the way for future Miami University Engineering Technology students
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You like to take the road less traveled, and so do we. Here, you’ll learn by doing, gain hands-on experience, and graduate ready to lead in a rapidly changing world.