Electromechanical Technology

Degree Type
Associate Degree
Program code
ELTC
Program Number
106201
Credits
63.00
Estimated Cost
$10,573
Location
La Crosse

The technical skills developed through our Electromechanical Technology program will prepare you for a rewarding career in a wide array of manufacturing and industrial sectors. A combination of theory and hands-on activities will provide the experience needed to enter this high-demand field.

The program emphasizes the application of control systems that integrate computers, hydraulics, pneumatics, motor controls, robotics, and mechanical drives to perform an automated process. Maintenance skills including mechanical, electrical, welding, and machining are also developed.

You will be introduced to the latest technology and graduate with an up-to-date skillset to directly enter this rewarding field. Or, choose to continue your education with engineering bachelor degree transfer options. See the program transfer agreements information for more details.

Graduation Facts
Graduates - 23
Graduates Responding - 9
Employed In Related Occupation - 5
Employed In Non-related Occupations - 2
Seeking Employment - 0
Continuing Education - 2
Not In Labor Market - 0
Graduates Responding Employed Part Time in Related Occupation - 0
Graduates Responding Employed Full Time in Related Occupation - 5
FT Average Hours per Week - 41
FT Median Hourly Wage - $35.00
FT Hourly Wage Range - $28.61 - $36.00
FT Median Annual Salary - $47,100
Related Occupations - Apprentice Electrician, Maintenance Technician 2, Plant Engineering Em, Substation Electrician Apprentice
Career Opportunities

Electro-Mechanical Technicians

Electromechanical Engineering Technologists

Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment

Electricians

Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door

Mechanical Engineering Technologists

Electronics Engineering Technicians

Electronics Engineering Technologists

Electrical Engineering Technicians

Mechanical Engineering Technicians

Signal and Track Switch Repairers

Manufacturing Production Technicians

Robotics Technicians

Program Outcomes
Perform work safely
Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems and devices
Repair electrical and mechanical systems
Communicate technical information
Integrate electrical and mechanical systems and devices
Admissions Requirements
Software & Technology

Most of Western’s classes require the use of a personal computer or laptop, standard software, internet access, and other technology-related items.

If you do not have a personal computer or laptop, or if the one you have does not meet the following criteria, resources may be available. Submit a Student Resource Request using our online form.

Computer/Laptop Hardware

  • Smartphones are not recommended for completing assignments.
  • Chromebooks are not recommended due to issues with installing software that is needed for classes, such as Office 365.
  • Web camera with microphone (usually built into newer laptops or can be purchased separately) is necessary for online participation.

Software Needs

For detailed specifications, please review Technology and Software Recommendations for Most Classes on Western’s IT Knowledgebase.

Campus Resources

Need Assistance?

  • Contact the Learning Commons! The staff are happy to answer questions, provide individualized assistance, and direct you to other supports as needed.

This program is part of a career pathway, a laddered approach to career education. It allows you to earn employer-recognized credentials that lead to job and career advancement.

Prior Learning

Previous education and work experience could qualify for Credit for Prior Learning, saving you time and money. Find out more about what may apply to this program.

Pathway - Associates Degree
Pathway - Technical Diplomas