Electromechanical Technology
Degree:
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Associate of Applied Science in Electromechanical Technology [✓ TSI]
Certificates:
- Level 1 Certificate in Electromechanical Technology – Electrician Specialty [𝗫 TSI]
- Level 1 Certificate in Electromechanical Technology – Maintenance Technician Specialty [𝗫 TSI]
Career Information
Find work as:
- Electromechanical Engineers
- Manufacturing Engineers
- Electromechanical Engineering Technologists
Texas Annual Wages*
- Entry-level range: $40,030 or less
- Average: $64,450
*Electro-Mechanical and Mechatronics Technologists and Technicians, National Center for O*Net Development. Retrieved October 2025 from onetonline.org.
The Electromechanical Technology program offers a diverse range of study combining electrical and mechanical systems crucial across various industries. Students interested in power transmission, fluid power systems, machinery controls, and more will find this program valuable.
Also included in this area of study is the specialty of HVAC. Contractors employ heating, ventilation, and air conditioning technicians to install and maintain essential environmental controls in business and residential settings.
Why AC for Electromechanical Technology?
Affordable Education
Save on tuition costs while receiving quality education and personalized support from Success Coaches.
Career Advancement
Equip yourself with the skills and knowledge to excel in your current role or pivot to new career opportunities.
Personalized Attention
Benefit from smaller class sizes and direct access to experienced faculty, ensuring more personalized guidance and support throughout your studies.
Recommended Academic Plans (RAPs)
The RAP (or course sequence) shows the suggested order of courses each semester to help you complete your program on time. Your plan may vary based on advising or placement.
View in College Catalog (official program listings) (accessible)
Prerequisites
- Prerequisites to enter the program as a Level 1 certificate major include a high school diploma or GED. Entrance testing is not required.
- Students who do not have a high school diploma or GED may co-enroll as Level 1 certificate students and GED students through Adult Education and Literacy at Angelina College (936-633-4525).
- Students who have a high school diploma or GED may also enter the program as associate degree (AAS) students. TSI entrance scores are required.
Questions?
Contact the Business and Technology Success Coach at tw@angelina.edu. Or, contact Jeremy Sanches, lead instructor, at jsanches@angelina.edu.
If you would like to meet with an instructor (optional), contact Kelli Kirkpatrick at kkirkpatrick@angelina.edu or 936- 633-5447.
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