Why choose Manufacturing Engineering Technology at WSU?

• The MfET program has been ranked in the top five programs in the nation.
  
  
• Starting salaries for graduates with a bachelor's degree in MfET are among the highest for WSU graduates.
  
  
• MfET students gain practical experience through internships, cooperative education and full or part-time employment in a manufacturing environment.

What degrees/certificates are available?

Bachelor of Science(BS) Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Bachelor of Integrated Studies (BIS) Emphasis/American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS)and Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Manufacturing Engineering Technology

What courses are offered through online/distance learning?

For a complete listing of WSU online and independent study courses, click here.

What are the employment opportunities?

Bachelor degree graduates are hired as field engineers, tooling engineers, production engineers and quality personnel for companies such as AutoLiv, Boeing, Beckton Dickinson, Lockheed Martin, Parker Hannifin and Thiokol, as well as a variety of small companies.

Associate degree graduates are qualified for a variety of positions in industry, particularly in machining, inspection and other manufacturing related jobs.

Starting Salaries
Starting salaries vary depending on the region, workplace and skill level. Associate graduates can expect to receive starting salaries that range from $20,000-$26,000 per year. Bachelor degree graduates typically receive offers starting at $42,500. Some bachelor degree graduates with industry experience have received offers of $50,000 plus. For more information, go to Career Services.

What will I learn in the program?

You will learn about all aspects of manufacturing. Specific topics include computer-aided drafting and solids modeling, materials and processes, machining, plastics and composites, production methods and supervision, Six Sigma quality tools and methods, rapid prototyping and automation, including robotics and PLC programming. In the bachelor degree program, you will complete a senior project which will involve the design and manufacture of a finished product. These projects often include developing and building production equipment for industry.

Where can I find out more about the programs?

College of Applied Science & Technology Office of Advisement
Weber State University
1801 University Circle
Ogden,  UT 84408-1801
phone 801-626-6303
email coast@weber.edu

Department Contact Andy Drake
mfet@weber.edu 

Department Phone 801-626-6305

Is there an application deadline?

No, however, we encourage you to apply early and register for classes. Contact the department for specific information or to schedule an advisement time.