Why Study Electromechanical Engineering Technology at Vermont State?
- High Earning Power: Prepare to enter a field that combines interesting and challenging work with great pay. The median annual salary is $101,780 for electrical engineers and $95,300 for mechanical engineers, according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- Exceptional Job Placement: 100% of students earning a Bachelor of Science in Electromechanical Engineering Technology from Vermont State find employment in the field within six months after graduation.
- Unique Career Flexibility: Give yourself options. In our 2+2 program, you’ll choose to earn your associate degree in either Electrical Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technology with your third- and fourth-year courses bringing the two disciplines together for training that prepares you for a wide variety of electromechanical engineering technology jobs in different areas of focus.
- Foundation for Graduate Studies: Gain a solid foundation for further studies in our rigorous, ABET-accredited program. Many of Vermont State’s Electromechanical Engineering Technology students continue on to earn a master’s degree in a related field.
- Connections for Success: Get the inside track for career opportunities. Vermont State has established an electromechanical engineering technology advisory council, led by employers eager to hire our graduates.
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Program Outcomes
100%Placement Rate
Vermont Tech 6 Month Outcome Survey, Class of 2019.
Sample Courses
- Electromechanical Power Systems
- Control Systems I
- Manufacturing Processes I
- Machine Design
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