When you earn your associate degree in Plastics-Polymer Engineering Technology you will be prepared to begin your career, or transfer as a junior to Ferris State University to complete a bachelor's degree in Plastics Engineering Technology.
An increasing variety of automotive parts, household goods, furniture, and more are formed from plastic, and trained workers are in short supply.
Why Plastics-Polymer Engineering Technology at A.A.A.S (FSU-Plastics Engineering Technology)?
- The Plastics-Polymer Engineering Technology program prepares people for jobs as laboratory technicians, mold designers, production supervisors, mold technicians and plastics machinery maintenance technicians.
- Coursework will emphasize injection molding, the most prevalent process in plastics-polymer engineering. You'll also learn blow molding, extrusion, thermoforming and many secondary processes.
- We'll prepare you for an in-demand workforce, in West Michigan and beyond.
- Some advanced-standing credit may be granted to entering graduates of high school machine tool and drafting programs that are members of the Kent Metropolitan Articulation Project.
- Courses may be taken in any order as long as all requirements (including prerequisites) are met.
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Additional Information
Want to learn more about this area of study?
Visit the Department of Manufacturing
Questions about this program?
Department email: manufacturing@grcc.edu
Department phone: (616) 234-3670
