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A worker in gloves holds a tablet displaying a smart industrial control panel with performance metrics, alongside yellow robotic arms in the background.

Turn your passion for technology into a high-demand career in automation and advanced manufacturing.

The Bachelor of Technology in Engineering Technologies with a concentration in Automation at OSU-OKC prepares students for leadership roles in modern industrial environments. This program blends hands-on technical training with advanced coursework in automation systems, robotics, and industrial controls—equipping graduates with the skills needed to thrive in today’s smart manufacturing landscape.
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Why Choose OSU-OKC?

Industry-Relevant Curriculum
Learn to design, program, and troubleshoot automated systems using real-world tools and technologies.

Flexible Pathways

Students with an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) in Engineering Technologies or a related field can seamlessly transition into this bachelor’s degree program.

Work-Based Learning

Through partnerships like OKC-FAME (Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education), students can gain paid, hands-on experience while completing their degree

Career-Ready Skills

Graduates are prepared for roles such as Automation Engineer, Controls Technician, Industrial Maintenance Supervisor, and more.

Program Highlights

  • Bachelor of Technology degree with a focus on Automation
  • Designed for students with a completed A.A.S. degree (35 credit hours transferred)
  • Courses in PLCs, robotics, industrial networking, and systems integration
  • Opportunities for internships and industry certifications

Embedded Certificate

Manufacturing Technician II (QC) Certificate

Career Outlook

According to Oklahoma Works, industrial and automation engineers in Oklahoma can earn a median annual salary of $81,000. With the rise of Industry 4.0, demand for skilled automation professionals continues to grow across sectors like manufacturing, energy, and logistics.

Cost and Assistance

Cost for on-campus enrollment

Contact Us

Academic Advisor
405.945.8678
okc.advisement@okstate.edu

Dr. Oscar Rodriguez
Department Head, Engineering Technologies
ETC 123 C
(405) 945-3747
oscarro@okstate.edu

Patty Webb
Administrative Assistant, STEM
(405) 945-3220
okc.stem@okstate.edu