Welding Technology

Career Community:

Applied Technologies

Forge your future in welding—where sparks fly and careers ignite.

What You’ll Learn

A Welding Technology associate degree provides students with an advanced understanding of blueprint reading, weld inspection and testing, welding fabrication, automated welding and cutting, welding certification, machining, and pipe welding applications essential for welding careers.

Length: 5 Semesters

Credits to Graduate: 69

Locations: Lee

Curriculum Guide

A Welding diploma provides students with an advanced understanding of blueprint reading, weld inspection and testing, welding fabrication, and automated welding and cutting applications essential for successful employment.

Length: 4 Semesters

Credits to Graduate: 42

Locations: Lee

Curriculum Guide

A Welding certificate provides students with a basic understanding of the science, technology, and applications essential for successful employment.

Length: 2 Semesters (Day), 3 Semesters (Night)

Credits to Graduate: 18

Locations: Lee

Curriculum Guide

A Robotic Welding certificate provides students with an understanding of the science, technology, and applications essential for robotic welding and automated cutting operations.

Length: 2 Semesters (Day), 3 Semesters (Night)

Credits to Graduate: 13

Locations: Lee

Curriculum Guide

From Start to Finish

Welding students learn how to read blueprints, form cut and prepare metal, select welding processes, and weld metal to appropriate specifications.

Develop Personal Strengths

Students learn how to be detail oriented, increase manual dexterity, develop technical skills, and be independent.

Strong Employment Outlook

Students can seek employment in a variety of occupations and industries, including construction, maintenance, fabrication, manufacturing, and automation.