By DeVry University
April 6, 2020
6 min read
April 6, 2020
6 min read
Engineering technology is an exciting discipline embedded in many industries—from automotive and mechanical to biomedical and the IoT. Yet, few people fully understand what engineering technology means or the kind of work it entails. That's why we've checked in with our DeVry University experts to offer you some up-to-date information and advice from the field. If you're considering a degree in engineering technology, here are seven things you'll want to know to help plan your future.
Want to learn more about engineering technology? Contact us and be sure to read responses to these most commonly asked questions about engineering technology.
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