Engineering Technologies

Check out our great career academic programs, our labs and classrooms in the Gleason Hall of Science and Technology (Building 9), the Engineering Technologies Learning Center in Room 9-143A, and the new FWD>>Center at MCC's Downtown Campus where our Industrial Automation Technology program is housed.

Serious about your future? Apply for one of our many career technical education programs designed to get you into the workforce quickly, or choose a transfer curriculum which will give you the foundation that you need to continue your education.

Although many of our students are workforce-oriented, going directly into industry jobs after earning their degrees, some students transfer to technology programs at four-year schools after graduation.

Transfer-oriented students should be sure to meet with a transfer and/or academic advisor who will guide you in choosing the courses that best meet the requirements of your intended four-year college.

2+2 Transfer Pathway Guides can be helpful in setting up your academic plan at MCC. However, these are just guidelines, and students are strongly advised to contact the transfer institution to make sure their curriculum has not changed.

• SUNY Polytechnic - B.S. Electrical Engineering Technology
• SUNY Buffalo State College - B.S. Electrical Engineering Technology
• SUNY Buffalo State College - B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology
• SUNY Alfred State - B.S. Electrical Engineering Technology
• Rochester Institute of Technology - B.S. Electrical Engineering Technology, B.S. Computer Engineering Technology
• Rochester Institute of Technology - B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology
• Rochester Institute of Technology - B.S. Imaging Science
• University of Rochester - B.S. Optics

Visit our Transfer Services web page for more information on transfer planning and how MCC can help you maximize your transfer credits.