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Electrical/Electronics

What is Electrical/Electronics?

Electrical/Electronics Technology is the backbone of modern industry, encompassing the design, evaluation, maintenance, and repair of highly technical electrical and electronic systems. From power distribution networks to automated manufacturing systems, electrical/electronics technicians keep our technological world running smoothly.

Why Electrical/Electronics at OSUIT?

OSUIT offers an industry-focused electrical/electronics degree that prepares you for a high-demand, high-tech career. With hands-on curriculum covering everything from AC/DC circuits to programmable logic controllers, our graduates are equipped with the practical skills employers need. Whether you're launching your career in manufacturing, energy, or industrial automation, OSUIT's Electrical/Electronics Technology program is your pathway to success.
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Career paths

Career options within the electrical/electronics technology industry may include, but are not limited to:

  • PLC technician
  • Electrical engineer
  • Field service technician
  • Industrial maintenance technician
  • Control systems technician
  • Engineering technician

$111KMEDIAN ANNUAL SALARY FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

in 2024, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics

Highlights

Associate Degree Option

Students pursue an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree in Electrical/Electronics Technology, designed to prepare graduates for immediate entry into the workforce.

 

Industry Focus Areas

Our program prepares students for careers across multiple high-demand sectors:

  • Energy & Power Systems - Electrical generation, transmission, and distribution
  • Manufacturing & Industrial - Automation systems, motor controls, and PLCs
  • Petroleum & Chemical - Process control and instrumentation systems
  • Biomedical & Healthcare - Medical device maintenance and support
  • Cybersecurity & Digital Systems - Electronic security and control systems
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