Shape the future of manufacturing
If you see yourself working as a problem-solver in a hands-on, manufacturing setting, you would be a good fit for manufacturing engineering technology. If you’re interested in engineering but don’t want the significant math requirements of a research university engineering program, this degree might be for you.
What will I learn?
This bachelor’s degree will provide you with the ability to solve engineering problems using techniques and tools originating in science, mathematics, engineering and technology. Often, the process will begin with analyzing and interpreting test and measurement data—and the solution may be one of your own design.
LaGrange students also will develop an understanding of production efficiency, lean inventory and other manufacturing management issues.
An in-demand career
The skills provided through an engineering technology program are in strong demand locally, regionally and nationally. Manufacturers report that this field is one of the top three disciplines needed by their workforce.
more new jobs for manufacturing engineers by 2032 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
You will receive a foundation in business, mathematics, chemistry and physics, in addition to your manufacturing engineering courses.
At LaGrange you will develop the skills not only to be in demand, but also the abilities to communicate clearly and to lead both ethically and effectively.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Contact:
Dr. Stacey Ernstberger
Professor of Mathematics; Pre-Engineering Advisor
sernstberger@lagrange.edu