Department of Industrial & Engineering Technologies

Find Out What You're Made of at York Tech

Welcome to the Industrial and Engineering Technologies Division at York Technical College! We seek bright-minded students like you, who have a drive for creativity and innovation and who want to pursue a long-lasting career in the competitive worlds of engineering and technology, or in trades such as manufacturing, construction, welding, and more. To help you reach your full potential and accomplish your goals, we host a variety of departments with a multitude of academic and trade programs that can empower you with the knowledge, skill, and confidence you need to pursue a career in your field.

Within the Division of Industrial & Engineering Technologies, you will find the following departments:

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We know the power of practical career training and an excellent education—and we're confident that our instructors will help you harness your skills to make the most of your future. Discover all we have to offer!

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Sharpen Your Skillset in Engineering & Technology

Whether you're looking to commit to a two-year program to earn your associate degree in Engineering Technology with the goal of completing your bachelor's degree at a four-year college or university after transferring, or you're ready to jump straight into practical career training to earn a certificate or credential for a trade, our instructors are eager to meet you where you are and help guide you in the direction of the path you want to take. In fact, many of them have years of experience under their belt in their respective teaching areas, and they truly know what it takes to pursue and maintain a career in engineering and technology.

In addition to the mentorships you'll establish with your instructors and the valuable information you'll learn in the classroom, you'll also graduate with real-world working experience to add to your resume. Many of the programs offered within the Division require a Work-Based Learning component, or an internship or apprenticeship at one of York Tech's partner companies, allowing you to practice what you've learned in the classroom in a professional setting. Even if your program doesn't require work-based learning, you can still take advantage of the opportunity to get your foot in the door at major businesses in your field and gain industry connections.