AA/AS in Mechanical Engineering Related Technologies/Technicians

This associate degree prepares graduates for technical roles in mechanical settings, including factory work, tool and machine design, computer drafting, integrated manufacturing, selecting materials, and technical sales. The program builds a wide base in mechanical systems and applications. Students study computer-aided drafting and manufacturing, automation and robotics, the design of products and their production, dynamics, mechanics, and material strength. The page lists DuBois and York as the campuses, and both are on the university's list of campuses scheduled to close after Spring 2027. Prospective students should consult the Penn State bulletin entry for full course lists, degree requirements, and contact details. The description reflects the 2026-2027 bulletin edition, and requirements may change in later editions. Tuition, duration, and deadline information is not given on this page.