The School of Technology and Applied Sciences offers nearly three dozen programs from cosmetology to mechanical engineering, hospitality management to aviation, automotive service to electrical line technician and many more. There is something here for you.

One of the School’s main goals is to provide students with degrees that ladder into one another.  You might start with a certificate but decide to keep working toward a bachelor’s degree without wasting time or credits.   

Professors here teach to smaller classes within comfortable classroom settings and offer a ton of outside experience. Students take several field trips, work in various laboratory settings, participate in competitions, and work with their peers in student organizations to create, learn, and serve the community. 

Most importantly, our students get great internships and secure promising jobs after graduation. Very often, they are offered jobs before graduation! 

Possibilities and opportunities are endless at The School of Technology and Applied Sciences. 

	Students in the Baja Car Club have built two Baja cars which are entered into annual, statewide competitions. This club provides students with several engineering opportunities, as well as the chance to work with a team and present their finished products together.
Students here often collaborate with other departments and businesses within the community. One of these events includes the annual POW-WOW Feast. Students and faculty from the School of Technology and Applied Sciences work with students from Native American Studies to prepare a feast for members of the community and participants of the POW-WOW. Read more about this event.
	The NMU Constructors (a student organization) went to New Orleans over winter break to help with relief efforts. Here they are photographed with Norm from the television show This Old House (left). The Constructors were also featured on a spring episode of the show! Read the full story.
Several NMU graduates go on to great careers within the area. Some, like Troy Revord (right), take their skills to cities like New York. Troy has found great success at one of the most reputable salons in NYC. Read Troy's Story. Read other Student Stories.
	Each year, School of Technology and Applied Sciences students participate in the NMU homecoming parade. Nearly every year they place, but certainly every year they have a great time building floats and getting into full costume. (Cosmetology student, left) Read more about this year's homecoming parade.

This is just a start. NMU's School of Technology has so much more to offer you. Please look around our Web site and read what graduates and current students have to say about us.