Cumulative Completion percentage statewide is 50% in 2 years or less
Cumulative Completion percentage statewide is 56% in 3 years
Nationally Recognized Program
The Ivy Tech Industrial Technology program is proud to hold various industry certifications and accreditations from nationally recognized organizations. The program includes a (SACA)-certified testing location and is accredited by the Additionally, many Ivy Tech instructors are certified by the , MSSC and SACA.
Together, these recognitions provide students with training in the best of environments with highly qualified instruction.
Campus Info
Scholarship Information
| Students enrolled in the Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering, and Applied Science programs benefit from a diverse range of financial support, including Federal funds, Ivy Tech discretionary allocations, State and Regional funding, contributions from the Ivy Tech Foundation, and third-party partnerships: | ||||
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| Sum of Amount Paid | 2022-2023 | 2023-2024 | 2024-2025 | Grand Total |
| $13,333,005.40 | $15,393,880.82 | 19,364,523.34 | $48,091,409.56 | |
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$2,577.11 | $4,967.51 | $4,967.51 |
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Part-Time Cost Per Credit Hour |
$178.38 | $348.97 | $348.97 |
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Textbooks Fee |
$18 /credit hour |
$18 /credit hour |
$18 /credit hour |
Full-time = 12 or more credit hours per semester
Part-time = Less than 12 credit hours per semester
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Career Placement and Wage Data
Disclaimer
***per the Graduate Survey information 2023-2024. This information is based on aggregated data of graduated students. With 1,550 responses representing all programs seeking accreditation indicates that 84% of Graduates reported that the program helped them to earn a job or advance in their careers. Furthermore 73% of graduates reported that their position is definitely related to their education in the ATMAE accredited programs throughout the Ivy Tech system.*
Program Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate knowledge of basic material principles and concepts that impact the Industrial Technology industry.
- Utilize electrical/mechanical troubleshooting and communication skills to diagnose, repair, test, and return failed components to service.
- Describe the hazards associated with mechanical equipment and apply appropriate safety methods for working around industrial machinery
- Collaborate effectively with others to plan, contribute to, and complete tasks as part of a technical team.
- Identify, analyze, and apply appropriate tools and techniques to solve defined technical problems.
- Develop and deliver clear written, oral, and graphical communications in both technical and general contexts; locate and interpret technical documents and standards.
- Assess personal learning needs and engage in self-directed strategies to support ongoing professional growth.
- Demonstrate ethical judgment and professional responsibility in technical and workplace environments.
- Evaluate processes and apply continuous improvement methods to enhance quality, efficiency, and effectiveness.