Industrial Automation and Mechatronics
The skills for installation, preventive maintenance, diagnostics and equipment repair remain in high demand, and increased automation, robotics and mechatronics technologies in the workplace are growing. You will develop comprehensive knowledge of different mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and automation processes in this program, and have skills and qualifications to perform at a higher level in an industrial automation maintenance position. Whether you're part of a large corporation or a small business entity, you are assured of a challenging but rewarding career upon graduation, with opportunities for promotions.
Paying for the Program
Out-of-State Tuition & Fees: $17,345*
There are many options available for tuition savings. Contact the Admissions or Financial Aid office for more information.
Financial Aid InfoCareer Outlook
Estimated annual salary for Industrial Automation and Mechatronics graduates represents median annual wage from EMSI's Analyst, Career Coach and Institutional Research data.
- Apply for admission.
- Submit official high school, high school equivalency and/or college transcripts to the Admissions Office of the campus you plan to attend.
- Complete ACCUPLACER® reading and writing assessment and ALEKS® math assessment for course placement. Assessments may be waived based on previous college coursework or submission of valid ACT®, or SAT® test scores. Reading and writing scores are valid for three years, and math scores are valid for two years.
- View the Program Admission Checklist.
Program Admission Requirements
In addition to the College enrollment process, applicants must achieve a minimum ALEKS® score of 14. ACT® or SAT® scores are also acceptable.
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Michael Wilfer
Industrial Maintenance Instructor
- Email: wilfera@nicc.edu
- Phone: 844.642.2338, ext. 2277
- Location: Peosta