Pacific Union College's Department of Technology offers courses to students who are interested in fields involving creativity, technical skills, and practical knowledge. Engineering Technology B.S. prepares students in the application of scientific and engineering knowledge combined with technical skills in support of engineering activities. In industry an individual with such training typically fits between the technician and the engineer, toward the end of the spectrum nearest the engineer. Graphics Technology prepares students for leadership in the printing, computer graphics and electronic publishing industry as printing managers, planners, quality control or production specialists, as estimators, sales representatives, computer and image setter operators, and web page designers and managers. Industrial Technology prepares the graduate as a management-oriented technical professional with applied skills, understanding of industrial systems, a solid business foundation and the potential to move into managerial positions.
Aviation prepares students interested in positions in aviation.
Training includes theory, ground and flight instruction leading to pilot certificates and ratings from Private Pilot through Commercial Pilot and Flight Instructor. Graduates may take positions as private and commercial pilots, mission and medical pilots, and others. Engineering Technology A.S . The two-year Associate of Science degree program is a vocational program that targets the specific areas of interest. All of our majors have different emphases.