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Institute of Technology

  • 41 Berkeley Street
  • Boston, MA 02116
  • 617.423.4630
  • 877.400.BFIT (2348)

Mechanical Engineering Technology

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Complete the FREE online application to the Mechanical Engineering Technology program

Click here to access the Mechanical Engineering Technology pages of our Academic Catalog to learn more about this program.

The objective of the Mechanical Engineering Technology Program is to prepare its graduates both for immediate employment as technicians and for further study at the Bachelor’s level in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology.


This program keeps a close connection with industry. Its Industrial Advisory Committee, consisting of mechanical engineering and mechanical engineering technology professionals in Greater Boston and New England, meet periodically to evaluate the objectives, curriculum, and course content, to keep the program updated and practical.

 

With a strong foundation in manufacturing processes and CAD (SolidWorks), graduates of the Mechanical Engineering Technology program are prepared for employment as Machinists, Mechanical Designers, Design Drafters, Assistant Mechanical Engineers, Engineering Research Assistants, Mechanical Engineering Associates, Manufacturer’s Representatives, Specifications and Technical Specialists, etc.


Those students who have successfully completed Calculus II and University Physics I and II are prepared with a solid and sound academic foundation to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology. 

 

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