Engineering
Can you visualize better ways of approaching problems? Do you enjoy designing and building things to solve those problems? If you can relate to this way of thinking, consider NMC’s Engineering Program, which emphasizes the tools and theories that provide background for all engineering fields.
From trigonometry to thermodynamics, NMC offers the math, science, and engineering fundamentals for students to get started on a career in engineering. Through these courses, students can build the foundation needed to transfer to many four-year engineering programs at the junior level. In doing so, students enjoy small class sizes and individualized instructor interaction; all at a cost far below four-year institutions. Common transfer partners include Michigan Technological University, the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, and Western Michigan University.
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What you'll find at NMC
- Transfer courses, associate degrees and professional certificates, and bachelor's degrees in Marine Technology and Maritime Technology
- Access to other bachelor's degrees and advanced degrees through NMC's University Center
- Faculty & staff focused on your success – more than 90% of graduates report accomplishing their goal
- Online learning options
- Reasonable tuition that’s 75 percent less than an average public four-year Michigan school
- Scholarship opportunities – more than $1 million awarded
- Small classes, personal attention – average class size is 20 students
- On-campus housing options – including North Hall, opened in 2017
- An active campus with more than 30 student groups
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"The best part of my (NMC) experience has been with the engineering program, the Baja project and the trip to Russia."
Kyle Korson
