Electrical Technology Associate Degree
This 2-year program provides hands-on training in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems.Immersive Training
Master electrical tasks, from wiring single-family homes to installing complex electrical systems in multi-million-dollar commercial buildings.
Our students engage in system installation, analysis, design, and troubleshooting of industrial automated control systems.
Practice in 3 labs dedicated to Electrical Technology students in residential/commercial electrical, automation, and electrical machinery.
Earn Your Journeyman Electrical Certification
This 2-year program prepares students to take the Journeyman Electrical Certification, with excellent career prospects in the electrical field due to a shortage of skilled workers caused by the retirement of older electricians. In recent years, our graduates have reported a 78% pass rate, while the national average is 32%.
Small Class Sizes
Our program maintains small class sizes to ensure personalized instruction for each student. With an annual intake of 25 students, you can reserve your spot on the waiting list by submitting a deposit to the Electrical Technology program.
Troubleshooting Expertise
Become a skilled troubleshooter, capable of identifying and resolving issues in electrical systems.
Technical Training
Become proficient in using electrical instruments and equipment. Students master each instrument in the Electrical Technology tool list.
Wide Job Prospects
Our graduates are in high demand, working with renowned employers like Leggett & Platt, Masonite Industries, Kansas City Power & Light, and many more.
Spark the Future: Electrical Technology
Through immersive training and comprehensive coursework, graduates emerge with a deep understanding of electrical code requirements and proficiency in system installation.
32%
national pass rate of Journeyman Electrical License Test
78%
Pitt State graduate pass rate of Journeyman Electrical License Test
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dedicated labs for Electrical Technology students
2+2
program to earn BS in Construction Management
Electrical Technology Careers
An electrical technology degree equips you to design electrical systems and solutions for various applications. Graduates can maintain electrical systems and troubleshoot issues to ensure their optimal performance. Common career paths include:
- Residential, Commercial, or Industrial Electricians: wire, install, and maintain electrical systems
- Maintenance Electricians: troubleshoot and repair electrical equipment
- Electrical/Electronic Technicians: analyze and maintain electrical and electronic systems
- Utility Linemen: work on power line installation and repair
- Electrical Designers: create electrical system blueprints and designs
A retirement wave, combined with a shortage of skilled electrical workers to replace them, has led to a significant shortfall in the job market, creating a demand for well-trained professionals in the electrical industry.
Additional information
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