• Technology Studies
• DEGREES
• Engineering Science
• Technology Studies
• Tech Studies: Biomolecular Science
• Tech Studies: Computer Aided Design
• Tech Studies: Environmental Science
• Tech Studies: Lean Manufacturing & Supply Chain Management
• Tech Studies: Plastics Technology
• CERTIFICATES
• Computer Aided Design (CAD)
• Lean Manufacturing
• Plastics Technology
• Supply Chain Management

THE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

• Manufacturing Technology Center
• Associate Degree Programs
• Certificate Programs

The College of Technology (COT) is a Pathway Curriculum that allows a student to begin technology studies at any of the state’s twelve Community Colleges with the ultimate goal of achieving a four-year degree in technology from sponsoring state universities.

Along the way, the student has the opportunity to earn a two-year associate's degree in technology studies, gain marketable skills, and explore an interesting career in fields that are projected to enjoy employment growth in the coming years.

Manufacturing Technology Center

The Center will offer two certificate programs, Basic Manufacturing: Machine Technology Level 1 Certificate and in the spring, Advanced Manufacturing, Machine Technology Level II Certificate. Courses are enrolling now! If you are interested, you must apply to the college. For questions regarding these programs:

Stephen LaPointe, interim director of the Manufacturing Technology Center, 860-412-7257 or slapointe@qvcc.edu 

 

The College of Technology offers a clear pathway from the two-year community colleges to four-year colleges or universities.

These programs offer students who continue their studies at the four-year level automatic junior status upon transfer without any loss of credit.

Associate Degrees:

• Associate in Science Degree in Technology Studies
  • Options: Biomolecular Science, CAD, Plastics Technology, Environmental Science, Lean Manufacturing, and Supply Chain Management
    
  • A degree in Technology Studies will allow for seamless transition as a junior to Central Connecticut State University, University of Hartford or Charter Oak State College (Connecticut’s External Degree Program)

•  Associate in Science Engineering
  • This degree leads directly into the School of Engineering at the University of Connecticut, The University of Hartford, The University of New Haven, Central Connecticut State University or Fairfield University.

Certificate Programs:

• Computer Aided Design (CAD)
  
• Lean Manufacturing
• Supply Chain Management
• Plastics Technology

Contact Information
While Program Coordinator Mark Vesligaj is on sabbatical, Jakob Spjut, instructor of engineering, is serving as interim program coordinator. You can contact him at 860-412-7417 or jspjut@qvcc.commnet.edu