Robots are cool – and lucrative. As the workforce continues to age, more and more workers will be needed in all aspects of manufacturing technology and that includes operating and maintaining industrial robots. It also includes everything from machining and milling (Machine Tool Technology) to designing and operating the electronic systems that control the manufacturing process. Dunwoody’s Robotics and Manufacturing programs train professionals in all aspects of manufacturing and packaging, and the job market in these industries remains hot.
For a quick overview of the Robotics and Manufacturing Technology Department, view our current brochure (PDF file)