Associate of Applied Science - Diesel Technology at University of Montana

Programme overview

Students in the Diesel Technology program train to be diesel mechanics that repair diesel-powered trucks and heavy equipment. Students study hydraulics, electrical systems, fuel systems, power trains, air conditioning, brakes and suspension, engine theory, and engine diagnosis, beginning with basic principles and proceeding to an advanced level of system technology. Along with these core courses, students take classes in welding, machining, computers, communications, and math.

Faculty: Missoula College | Duration: 64 credit hours; two-year plan of study | Location: Missoula, MT, United States

What you will study

64 credit hours. Required courses include Career Readiness; Interpersonal Skills in the Workplace; Electrical Systems; Engine Service I; Power Trains; Brakes, Suspension, and Undercarriage; Hydraulics; Engine Service II; Air Conditioning.

Career pathways

The mission of the Diesel Technology Program is to provide the regional workforce with credentialed, skilled and competent diesel technicians and to be responsive to emerging workforce needs.

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Application information

Entry requirements

University-level admission applies (University of Montana undergraduate admission; no separate programme-specific application is listed unless noted). The program often has a waiting list. Prospective students are encouraged to apply one year prior to anticipated school attendance.

Duration: 64 credit hours; two-year plan of study

Apply through the official page: https://umontana.edu/apply.php

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