Learn to design, build, and repair high-tech systems by studying Engineering Technology at Austin Community College. Whether you’re interested in robotics, renewable energy, nanoelectronics, or computer manufacturing, ACC can help you meet your career goals. In this program, you can earn an associate degree, a bachelor of applied technology in manufacturing, or pursue a fast-track option for quick career opportunities.
Get an Engineering Technology Degree
Looking to fast track your career with a certificate or get a degree to advance your career? ACC has a program for you.
- Bachelor of Applied Technology Degree. Combine your work experience with your associate degree and get an affordable Bachelor of Applied Technology in Manufacturing Engineering Technology.
- Associate of Applied Science. Specialize in electronics, engineering tech, or solar energy.
- Certificates. Get into the workforce fast with certificates in high-demand engineering fields.
Career & Salary Information
Both public and private corporations need engineering technology graduates to help calibrate and maintain automated systems. You could find work in medical technology, aeronautics, energy, and many other industries.
Awards & Program Maps
Choose the Award Path That’s Right for You
ACC offers stackable credentials. Certificates prepare you for a career change or career advancement and often include credits that count toward associate degrees. Associate degrees further increase your employability and help you build a strong foundation for university transfer. Learn about credential options.
Explore awards and follow the program maps below to stay on track.
Solar Energy Specializations will no longer be offered
Solar Energy Specialization awards will no longer be offered beginning with the 2025-2026 ACC Catalog year.
Academic Department Contacts
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Note: Bachelor’s Degree, Health Sciences, and other specialty programs may not appear in the Program Of Interest selection area. Use the Request for Information links on those pages to contact those program administrators.