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Engineering
Specialize in the science behind how things work and use scientific principles to build and design machines, structures, roads, bridges and tunnels.
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Associate in Engineering
Get a solid general education foundation to pursue a four-year degree in such disciplines as engineering, computer science or professional programs.
Civil Engineering Technology
Learn how to apply civil engineering design concepts to develop plans and related documentation for residential and commercial land development projects.
Collaborative Robotics
Non-Degree
Study the principles, uses, applications, operation and maintenance of collaborative robotics through hands-on training.
Electronics Engineering Technology
Get the knowledge and skills to design, build, install, test, troubleshoot, repair and modify electronic components, equipment and systems.
Geomatics Technology (Surveying)
Get trained in the many areas of surveying, from land, route and construction surveying to photogrammetry and mapping to global positioning systems and geographical information systems.
Manufacturing Production
Non-Degree
Learn 3D printing, mechanical troubleshooting and mechanical blueprint reading and become a certified production technician.
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Learn applied mechanics, manufacturing methods and processes, computer usage, computer-aided drafting, mathematics and physics.
NCAB Broadcast Technology Academy
Non-Degree
In partnership with the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters, Wake Tech prepares individuals who are technically minded, mechanically inclined or electrically inclined for careers as broadcast technicians in the radio industry.
