Miami University Regionals offers Engineering Technology degree programs with in-person and Distance Learning options at our Hamilton campus. 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.
Join us for an information session designed for prospective students interested in Engineering Technology at Miami University Regionals. Meet with a representative of the ENT department, explore our programs, and tour the Engineering technology labs at the new Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub on our Hamilton campus.
The next generation of manufacturing depends on innovators who can design, build, program, and improve advanced technologies. Miami University Regionals Engineering Technology programs combine applied learning, industry-informed curriculum, and real-world projects to prepare you for careers in robotics, automation, manufacturing, and engineering systems. Choose the pathway that matches your goals and graduate career-ready from day one.
Nearly 100 percent job placement for graduates from our Engineering Technology programs.
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.
In addition to traditional financial aid options, we offer some unique ways for you to finance your education at Miami University Regionals and gain valuable job skills.
Opened in January 2026 in Hamilton, Ohio, the Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub supports the growing demand for engineering technician jobs, projected to increase by up to 4% by 2031 (Bureau of Labor Statistics).
A day-long showcase of cool engineering projects, and a celebration of senior engineering students’ accomplishments.
"I know I would not be where I am today, guiding the next generation of engineers, without my education at the Miami Regional Campuses."
Read Bryan Grody's ENT Journey"The Northwest and Miami professors care about your success/growth. Since I was a presidential scholar at Northwest and worked full time jobs throughout college, I can thankfully say I graduated with NO STUDENT DEBT and found a job where I belong."
Distance Learner at Northwest State
"I truly enjoyed my time at Miami University Regionals, where the hands-on learning environment and dedicated professors set the stage for my career. The practical application of engineering principles helped me develop the problem-solving skills that have been invaluable in my professional journey."
Eric May's Path to Leadership in EngineeringMiami University Regionals Career Services and Professional Development helps Engineering Technology majors build valuable industry connections and gain hands-on experience through internships, and networking opportunities.
Each year, Career Services meets with over 100 industries, and many of them are looking for ENT majors.
ENT students have secured internships with local employers such as SunCoke Energy, Systecon, Cincinnati Test Systems, Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc., Stoneridge Control Devices, and Cincinnati Incorporated.
Engineering Technologists and Technicians earn an average annual salary of $72,800 (O*Net).
Electrical Engineer / Industrial Engineer / Manufacturing Engineer / Software Engineer / Software Developer / Robotics Engineer
Department of Engineering Technology professor honored for engineering education excellence
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Polytechnic campus builds on strengths of Miami Regionals
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Miami University Regionals Engineering Technology and Butler County: a history of successful collaboration
