Post-Secondary
Offered at: Columbus Campus
Biomanufacturing technicians are in high demand, and to address this need, Columbus State Community College has launched a Biotechnology Manufacturing Bootcamp. With this short-term program, trainees can gain the skills necessary to pursue an exciting, well-paying career at the forefront of scientific innovation in just 12 weeks.
Offered at: Columbus Campus
The Electro-Mechanical A.A.S. program is a marriage of Columbus State’s Mechanical and Electronics Engineering Technology programs with additional coursework focused on automation and process control. Electro-Mechanical Technicians, sometimes called Multi-craft Technicians, are “jacks of many trades.”
Offered at: Columbus Campus
The Electronic Engineering Technology A.A.S. degree program provides students with the instruction and hands-on training to support the design, installation, testing, operation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of analog and digital electronics and embedded programmable microcontroller systems.
Offered at: Columbus Campus
Individuals who are mechanically inclined and like to solve problems can have a satisfying career in this challenging branch of engineering that creates the machines and machinery that human beings operate and benefit from.
Offered at: Northeast Accelerated Training Center
This hands-on, 4-week, no-cost program equips trainees with the technical and leadership skills needed to thrive in pharmaceutical, food, beauty, and personal care product manufacturing - industries with strong hiring demand in the Columbus Region.
Offered at: Columbus Campus
A statewide, one-year Earn-and-Learn pathway that allows participants who otherwise may not have considered entering manufacturing to earn wages while gaining the skills to start their career
and a step into advanced education pathways, such as certificates and associate’s degrees.
Offered at: Columbus Campus Northeast Accelerated Training Center
The WorkAdvance: Manufacturing & Production Bootcamp is a hands-on training designed to quickly prepare learners for a career in manufacturing. In just eight weeks, learners build foundational skills in measurement, safety, quality, and Lean principles — plus job readiness and digital literacy — while earning their OSHA-10 credential and preparing for the Certified Manufacturing Associate exam.
Columbus State Community College · Michell Ward
