Where is Wilbur Wright College?

Wilbur Wright College, in the northwest side's Norwood Park, specializes in engineering, automotive, and environmental sciences as a key City Colleges of Chicago campus. It offers associate degrees and technical certificates emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and practical skills for careers in transportation and technology. The curriculum combines classroom theory with lab work and industry collaborations to prepare students for a rapidly changing job market.

• Automotive Technology: Engine diagnostics, transmission repair, electric vehicles, and ASE certification for service technicians.
• Engineering Science: Calculus, physics, statics, and circuits, designed for seamless transfer to engineering bachelor's programs.
• Environmental Science: Ecology, water quality, waste management, and climate change mitigation for sustainability roles.
• Aviation Technology: Airframe and powerplant maintenance, drone operations, and airport management fundamentals.
• Computer Aided Design (CAD): 3D modeling, prototyping, and simulation software for design and manufacturing.
• Business Administration: Project management, finance, and operations tailored to tech and auto industries.
• Liberal Arts: Broad courses in chemistry, biology, literature, and social sciences for well-rounded education.
• Wind Energy Technology: Turbine installation, safety, and renewable systems for green energy careers.

Wright College's facilities include auto bays, engineering labs, and a planetarium for immersive learning. Strong ties with Ford, Boeing, and environmental agencies offer apprenticeships and scholarships. The campus supports diverse learners through tutoring, career counseling, and veteran programs. Faculty integrate real-time industry data, like EV transitions in automotive courses. With a nod to its aviation history near O'Hare, programs highlight aerospace opportunities. Curricula adapt to global challenges, such as carbon reduction in environmental studies. Enrolling thousands annually, Wright fosters community through events and service projects. Graduates excel in high-tech fields, driving innovation in sustainable transport and engineering solutions. This commitment to excellence equips students with versatile skills, promoting economic vitality and environmental stewardship in Chicago's northwest corridor and nationwide.