This degree is designed to provide high-quality technical and academic preparation for future engineering technologists. Our primary goal is to produce Engineering Technology graduates who are technologically equipped and highly motivated to successfully compete in the modern workplace. Our program focuses on the applications of computers to solve both complex and common manufacturing problems. Qualified Engineering Technologists are in high demand by manufacturers, and positions offer great monetary compensation. MET graduates from Tarleton State University who choose to stay in the Cross Timbers area will be in a favorable geographical location to take advantage of this explosive growth in the Technical Manufacturing and Engineering industries.
Our courses are supplemented with a foundation of Industrial Technology and emphases in mathematics, statistics, and science. A wide range of electives compliment the degree, allowing students maximum flexibility in the following areas:
Business
Science
Mathematics
Computer Information Systems
Pre-Engineering
To prepare for a career in the Manufacturing industry, students will work on numerous real-world manufacturing projects, often in a team setting. A Capstone course will bring together all the concepts learned by applying them to solutions of actual manufacturing problems. Numerous oral and written presentations will aid students in becoming more comfortable and proficient in their communication skills.
The Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE) serves Plastics Industry professionals worldwide. The goal of SPE is to provide knowledge and educational opportunities in the field of plastics and polymers. Membership in SPE is designed to help the members keep up-to-date on the latest breakthrough technologies.
State-of-the-Art Engineering Building
Home to Tarleton’s School of Engineering, the $54 million facility in Stephenville is the university’s hub for education, research, and innovation in engineering, engineering technology, computer science, and construction science. It also brings together programs formerly scattered across the Stephenville campus.
The hallways build community by providing study areas, collaboration stations, open-access computers, and plenty of whiteboards available to students.
Tarleton Society of Engineering Technology
The Tarleton Society of Engineering Technology is a social, service focused, and professional society with membership open to all students in the Department of Engineering Technology. Members of TSET demonstrate an attitude of professional interest and involvement in the classroom, as well as on the Tarleton campus.
Learning Outcomes
Engineering
Manufacturing
Construction
Education
Career Outcomes
Graduates with a B.S. in Manufacturing Engineering Technology go on to work in careers such as:
Production Engineering
Manufacturing
Ergonomics
Business Consulting
Industrial Engineering
Engineering Technician
Information Systems Manager
Credit for Prior Learning
Workforce Hours: Workforce courses in the fields of Technology, Manufacturing, instrumentation, Maintenance, Machining, Welding, Automotive, Engineering Technology or other related workforce credit hours taught at a community college
Certifications: Training and certifications in Manufacturing, Production, Quality or other related Management or Technical practices
Military Service: Your military experience and training documented on your joint services transcript (JST) can translate into college credit. Particularly training in technology, logistics, supply chain and related topics.
Flexible Learning Options: We offer online and hybrid formats on our Stephenville, Waco and Ft Worth campuses to accommodate your busy schedule.
Reduced Time to Completion: By leveraging your existing knowledge and skills, you will be able to complete your degree faster and at a lower cost.
Experienced Faculty: Our instructors are industry professionals who understand the value of real-world experience and can help you connect your learning to your career goals.
Scholarships: Discover our Career Enrichment Scholarship for a steady, affordable education. The Fixed-Price Degree Scholarship keeps costs constant, covering the difference to ensure your cost will be, at most, $200 per credit hour for five years after you start your degree. Secure your education with confidence.
