Power the technology that drives the modern world.
Electrical engineering technology is behind the systems we rely on every day, from
smartphones and computers to industrial equipment and communication networks. At MCC,you’llgain hands‑on experience working with circuits, electronics, and modern technologies while buildinga strong foundationin both theory and application. With degree and certificate options, you can prepare
for immediate employment or continue your education in this fast‑moving, high‑tech field.
Across MCC’s Electrical Engineering Technology programs, you’ll learn how to:
Analyze and design electrical and electronic circuits
Troubleshoot and repair electrical and electronic systems
Work with digital electronics, microprocessors, and computer applications
Use test equipment to measure, evaluate, and improve system performance
Apply math, physics, and engineering principles to real-world problems
Translate engineering designs into working systems and test procedures
Collect, analyze, and interpret technical data
Communicate technical information clearly in reports and team settings
MCC is more than a college—it is a foundation for growth, hope, and opportunity. Being
inducted into the MCC Alumni Hall of Fame is a reflection not just of my story, but
of what is possible when education and community come together to support those seeking
a better life.
Good news—MCC’s Electrical Engineering Technology A.A.S. degree program is part of
SUNY Reconnect, which covers the cost of tuition, fees, books, and supplies for eligible
adults. See if you qualify today!
Although many of our students plan to join the workforce immediately after graduation,
some transfer to bachelor’s degree programs. Our graduates have successfully transferred
to four-year colleges and universities, including the Rochester Institute of Technology,
University of Rochester, SUNY Polytechnic Institute, and SUNY Buffalo State University.
Our Transfer Coordinators are here to support you as you explore various transfer
pathways.
Electrical engineering technology opens the door to a wide range of careers in industries
like manufacturing, telecommunications, robotics, energy, healthcare technology, and
more. MCC’s Electrical Engineering Technology programs are designed to prepare you
for the workforce, and many of our graduates pursue entry level roles such as:
Need help exploring your options? Our Career Counselors are here to help. We’ll talk
about your goals and what training and education are needed. We can also help with
researching salaries, wages, and projected job growth.
Ready to Apply?
Applying to MCC is free, with no college essay or test scores required.
Train for in-demand careers in electronics and electrical engineering technology at
MCC. Gain hands-on skills in circuits, systems, and modern technology.
A.A.S.
Applied Associate of Science
This degree program provides comprehensive training in electronics, circuit analysis,
and modern electrical systems.You’llgain a broad technical background that prepares you for careers in design, manufacturing,
service, and technical support—or to transfer into a bachelor’s program in engineering
technology.
Length
2 years / 61 to 67 credit hours
Students typically complete this program in 4 semesters of full time study.
This certificate program is designed to get you into a career quickly.You’llbuild essential electronics skills, including circuit analysis, technical math, and
computer applications, preparingyoufor entry‑level roles or further study in electrical engineering technology.
Length
1 Year / 31 to 34 Credit Hours
Students typically complete this program in 2 semesters of full-time study.
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