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College of Technology

The College of Technology is funded in part through a National Science Foundation Advanced Technology Education Grant DUE 9950078 and DUE 0101654.  The College of Technology is also the recipient of an NSF CSEMS Scholarship Grant DUE 0123007.  For an NSF Scholarship Application, click on NSF Scholarship Application.

Learn about the COT's newest NSF grant-funded project, the Regional Center for Next Generation Manufacturing.

The College of Technology is a specialized curriculum that allows a student to begin technology or engineering technology studies at any of the state's 12 Community Colleges with the ultimate goal of achieving a 4-year, baccalaureate degree in Engineering or Technology at the University of Connecticut, Fairfield University, Central Connecticut State University, the University of Hartford, University of New Haven, or Charter Oak State College.

Along the way, a student has the opportunity to earn a two-year associate degree, gain marketable skills, and explore interesting careers in fields projected to enjoy employment growth in the coming years. The program, as a whole, allows students to continue their studies at the participating colleges and universities as juniors without any loss of credit.

The Community Colleges' College of Technology program offers the student affordable tuition significantly reducing the cost of higher education.


Options in the A.S. Degree Program include:
  • Electrical Utility Technology Option: Middlesex Community College
  • Fiber Optics (Photonics): Three Rivers Community College
  • Integrator Technician A+ Option: Asnuntuck, Capital, Middlesex, and Tunxis Community Colleges
  • Integrator Technician Networking Option: Asnuntuck, Capital, Middlesex, and Tunxis Community Colleges
  • Machine Technology Option: Asnuntuck, Capital, and Manchester Community Colleges
  • Precision Manufacturing Option: Gateway Community College
  • Spring and Metal Stamping Option: Tunxis Community College
  • Television Operations Option: Tunxis Community College
  • Wastewater Option: Gateway Community College

Certificates in the A.S. Degree Program include:
  • Electrical Utility Technology: Middlesex Community College
  • Integrator Technician A+: Asnuntuck, Capital, Middlesex, and Tunxis Community Colleges
  • Integrator Technician Networking: Asnuntuck, Capital, Middlesex, and Tunxis Community Colleges


For additional information, contact Dr. Karen Wosczyna-Birch, the College of Technology State Coordinator at (860)-244-7608 or 860-255-3746 or email: kwosczyna-birch@commnet.edu


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