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Why choose Engineering at PCC?
Engineers collaborate to create solutions for real-world living. If you like solving problems, helping others, and making the world a better place, PCC has options for you!
Want to become an engineer?
An engineer is primarily tasked with the design and development of technology, machines, and equipment.
Become an engineer by starting your freshman and sophomore coursework at PCC,?then?transferring to a four year University as a Junior, and earning a bachelors degree?from the University.
- Get started by taking Engineering 101.
- Follow the advising guides and create a course plan.
- Get in touch with us if you have any questions!
Want to be job-ready in two years?
Engineering technicians deal more with the hands-on application of technology, assembling and testing machines and equipment.
Become an engineering technician by getting your Associate of Applied Science Degree at PCC. Choose from these options:
Degrees and certificates
PCC offers classes in this program but not a degree. These classes can be used as electives and as part of the following university transfer plans:
| Award | Length (attending full-time) | Financial aid eligible | Currently accepting students? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer | 2 years | ||
| Associate of General Studies | 2 years | ||
| Associate of Science | 2 years |
Locations
SylvaniaWhat will you learn?
Class information
The fundamentals to prepare you for a bachelor’s degree in:
- Chemical engineering
- Civil engineering
- Electrical & computer engineering
- Environmental engineering
- Mechanical engineering
- Renewable energy engineering
What will you do?
The Oregon Employment Division forecasts that engineering job openings in the Portland area will grow 18.7% through 2027. They also report the average annual salary of an engineer in Portland is $87,758.
Next steps
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