Indiana Tech is a small, private university located in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Its career-focused education provides students with education and skills that are in demand in today’s marketplace.
Small classes allow faculty to take personal interest in students. Students learn what they need to know to enter their chosen careers.
The College of Engineering teaches engineering fundamentals and contemporary skills. Through liberal arts courses students gain a well-rounded education that will allow them to succeed in today’s global society. Students graduate prepared for professional life or graduate study as well as lifelong learning in their professions.
The Indiana Tech Engineering Scholarship gives up to $10,000 in scholarships to engineering students every year.
Class Formats
Classes in the School of Engineering are taught during the day in traditional classroom formats, meeting several times a week for 15 weeks. Most students are recent high school graduates.
The College of Professional Studies has career-oriented, accelerated programs for adult learners. Evening and weekend classes in short (five- and six-week) sessions at numerous locations around the state cater to people who have workplace experience and desire to develop professionally.
Engineering Programs
Unless indicated otherwise, all programs and classes are in the traditional classroom format.
Associate of Science Program
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering – Accelerated only
Four-year Bachelor’s of Science Programs
Biomedical Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Energy Engineering
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering – Traditional and Accelerated
Mechanical Engineering
Master’s of Science Program
Engineering management – Accelerated only
Coursework
All engineering students take foundational courses in the basic sciences and mathematics, as well as courses in communications, social sciences, and humanities. While technical classes vary according to the programs, all feature small classes and hands-on work.
Experienced and professional faculty teach the courses. Some of the faculty practice engineering locally.
Career Opportunities
Career opportunities for engineers are almost limitless; they vary according to the engineering specialty. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, eight of the top ten growth industries are related to computers. Graduates may work in business or industry, in technical or management jobs, at locations around the world.
DeVry University offers Associate Degree, Bachelor’s Degree, and Graduate Programs in engineering. Engineering and information science professionals have many career options; their skills are in high demand.
