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Associate of Electro-Mechanical Technology

About the program

Prepares students to maintain and repair drive systems, Sensors and automated production equipment.

Develop subject knowledge in Electro-Mechanical Technology and apply scientific and technical reasoning
Evaluate design choices
And communicate practical solutions.

65-credit associate degree on a semester study plan. Core study: basic pneumatics
AC/DC
PLC automation
Power electronics and drives
Motors
Servo systems
Robotics
Machine integrated techniques
English Composition 1 and technical reporting.

Secondary school completion (diploma, Transcripts or national entrance score report), Proof of financial support for first year, Passport.

Check the requirements and deadlines. Apply online through the designated application portal and pay the 130 USD application fee. Upload proof of secondary school completion
Proof of English proficiency (TOEFL iBT 68
IELTS 5.5 or Duolingo 95)
Proof of first-year financial support and a passport copy. After admission
Apply for your visa. The international office then helps with housing and class scheduling in Green Bay.

Campus	Marinette Campus
Faculty or school	College of STEM
Department	Electro-Mechanical Technology
Teaching language	English
Credit value	65
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	After enrolment, Eligible international students may apply for NWTC Foundation scholarships, Which generally range from USD 500 to USD 1,500 per semester, Awards are competitive.