Engineering Design Technology (B.S.)
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Do you love the idea of exploring a potential product and helping plan how to build it using computer-aided design? Engineering design technologists do just that. When you enroll in WMU's program, you will learn and practice this process and be ready to take on challenges at graduation.
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What can I do with an engineering design technology degree?
When you graduate with a WMU degree in engineering design technology, you will be ready to assume a variety of jobs such as product design, supervision, quality control, and marketing in manufacturing-related industries.
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Recent WMU graduates with degrees in engineering design technology are working as:
- Design technologists
- Product designers
- Technical publication specialists
- Documentation and standards supervisors
- Engineering administrators
- Prroduct and process simulation specialists
Recent WMU graduates with degrees in engineering design technology are working for companies including:
- American Axle and Manufacturing
- Flowserve
- General Motors
- Ford Motor Company
- Haworth
- Mann+Hummel
- Pfizer
- Stryker
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Are scholarships available?
Yes! A number of scholarships are available for students enrolled in the engineering design technology program at Western. We encourage you to apply for all scholarships that match your interests, career goals and financial or academic needs.
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What will I do in the engineering design technology program?
You will have the opportunity to participate in hands-on projects with local industry, qualify for our departmental scholarships and become a member of one of our registered student organizations, such as Tau Alpha Pi. By the time you receive your degree, you will be able to apply the fundamentals of plastics processing, machining, rapid prototyping and design verification.
Some of your core courses will include:
- Engineering Graphics
- Product Design Fundamentals
- Applied Electricity and Electronics
- Plastics Properties and Processing
- Statics and Strength of Materials
- Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics
- Programming for CAD
- Product and Machine Design
What have other students achieved?
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“I truly love working with different CAD programs and learning about machining and manufacturing processes, To me this is neat because as technology grows, we can grow with it.
Lily Kielszewski, student
