Engineer Tomorrow
From circuits to systems—engineer the technology that drives innovation.
Charge ahead into the future of tech with Owens’ Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology, AAS. In just two years, you can become an electrical or electronics technician—essential to everything from robotics to renewable energy.
Become fluent in the language of voltage, current and control as you solve real-world challenges in instrumentation, automation, research and system maintenance. Graduate ready to innovate in high-tech fields where solutions spark progress.
Professional superpowers you’ll need in engineering tech:
- Ability to fix what’s broken: Track down failures and bring dead circuits back to life
- Future-focused mindset: Create cutting-edge electronics that power tomorrow’s world
- Ability to make solutions clear: Turn complex technical concepts into drawings and presentations that everyone understands
Small Classes. Expert Guidance.
At Owens, you have a team of dedicated, experienced professionals guiding you. In turn, your faculty will be supported by an Advisory Committee of local professionals.
Our instructors are experts who take pride in your success. Combined with our small class sizes, you’ll get one-on-one mentorship and precise technical feedback tailored to your goals.
Award Type
Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
Department
Department of Advanced Manufacturing
Required Credit Hours
61-63
A Look Ahead
13
Graduates last year—small class sizes for individualized instruction
$52K+
Potential annual salary within 2 years post-graduation
14:1
Student-instructor ratio for personalized mentorship and support
From Circuits to Smart Tech—Build It All
You’ll master essential circuit analysis techniques that form the backbone of modern electronics. Explore how technology shapes our world and drives innovation across industries. Develop programming expertise using industry-standard tools like Visual Studio and C# to create powerful applications.
Theory comes alive in our state-of-the-art labs. You’ll design and build digital circuits from the ground up. Master professional CAD software used by engineers worldwide. Control real industrial systems through advanced PLC programming and automation.
Dive deep into cutting-edge electronics that power today’s smart devices. Navigate complex wiring codes and safety standards that protect lives and property. Understand computer hardware architecture from processors to memory systems.
Sharpen your analytical thinking with insights from industrial psychology. Build the mathematical foundation you need with comprehensive pre-calculus training. Communicate technical concepts clearly and confidently through professional speech development.
State-of-the-Art Training Center
The Dana Center for Advanced Manufacturing Training is a sprawling 59,000-square-foot facility with natural lighting and glass walls—perfect for technical and immersive training.
Career Outcomes
Graduate prepared to engineer intelligent systems and integrate next-generation electronics into powerful solutions. Launch your career as an Electronics Technician or Electrical/Electronics Installer and Repairer.
Thrive in roles across instrumentation, research and development, manufacturing and maintenance—fields where skilled experts are in high demand. Explore the employment data to understand trends in our area.
In Their Words
“There are younger guys right out of high school, and guys a little older like myself, who want to better themselves and create that career path. Owens is the gateway.”
Justin Bennett, Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship, ’21
Getting Started at Owens
Begin your high-quality education at an affordable price today!
Enrollment is easy—just fill out an online admissions application to get started. We’ll ask you to submit your transcripts for course placement and college credit.
Upon acceptance, schedule a meeting with your admissions advisor to register for classes. Next, attend an on-campus orientation and meet with your student financial services advisor to discuss ways to pay for college.
Accreditation
Accredited by the Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering (ATMAE). For more information concerning accreditation standards, contact the Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering (ATMAE), 310 W. Lake St., Suite 111, Elmhurst, IL 60126. | phone: (630) 433-4514 | web: atmae.org