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ENT Academics

Advance your career with a Engineering Technology degree from nationally-ranked Miami University. In addition to providing an education grounded in advanced theory, our goal is to enhance the hands-on experience of our students when they graduate. This can be achieved by attending several labs, completing a senior design project, as well as by participating in co-ops via Handshake (co-op is optional and is for those students who do not have full-time or part-time jobs).

Associate in Applied Science

We offer associate degrees in two different concentrations. If you are uncertain about which concentration fits you best, feel free to immediately contact one of our academic advisors or any faculty in our department. After earning an associate degree, a student can apply for a bachelor's degree. If your associate degree is in one concentration, you are not required to pursue that same concentration for your bachelor's degree and may choose from any of the four available concentrations.

Bachelor's Degrees

At the Department of Engineering Technology we offer Bachelor's Degrees in four different concentrations. If you are uncertain about which concentration fits you best, feel free to immediately contact one of our academic advisors or any faculty in our department.

Tech Prep and CT2

CT2

Students whose career and technical education course is part of the CTAG program should visit Career-Technical Credit Transfer (CT)2  for more information. Students should see their high school teacher or counselor to learn how to complete the required paper work to acquire this credit.

Department of Engineering Technology

Hamilton Campus, Phelps Hall 207
1601 University Blvd.
Hamilton, OH 45011
513-785-1804