Dunwoody College of Technology Campuses

Dunwoody College of Technology offers a wide range of hands-on, technical programs designed to prepare students for careers in various industries. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills, industry partnerships, and real-world applications, ensuring graduates are job-ready upon completion.

• Architectural Engineering Technology: This program covers drafting, building information modeling (BIM), structural analysis, and sustainable design principles. Students learn AutoCAD, Revit, and other software tools essential for architectural and engineering firms.
• Automotive Technology: Focused on vehicle repair, diagnostics, and maintenance, courses include engine performance, electrical systems, brakes, and hybrid/electric vehicles. Hands-on training in state-of-the-art labs prepares students for ASE certification.
• Business Management & Marketing: Students explore entrepreneurship, finance, marketing strategies, and operations management. The program includes real-world projects like developing business plans and digital marketing campaigns.
• Construction Management: This degree teaches project management, estimating, scheduling, and safety protocols. Students gain experience with construction software and on-site supervision through internships.
• Electrical Construction Design & Management: Covering wiring, codes, and renewable energy systems, the program includes blueprint reading, NEC compliance, and smart home technologies.
• Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Plumbing (HVAC/R): Training in refrigeration, duct design, controls, and energy efficiency, with EPA certification preparation.
• Industrial Engineering Technology: Emphasizes manufacturing processes, quality control, robotics, and lean principles. Students work with CNC machines and automation systems.
• Interior Design: Courses in space planning, materials, lighting, and CAD rendering, culminating in portfolio development for professional practice.
• Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Technology: Includes CAD/CAM, materials science, thermodynamics, and prototyping. Capstone projects involve designing and building functional prototypes.
• Robotics & Manufacturing: Advanced program on automation, programming PLCs, sensors, and AI integration in manufacturing environments.
• Welding & Metal Fabrication Technology: Hands-on instruction in MIG, TIG, stick welding, blueprint reading, and fabrication techniques for industries like aerospace and construction.

These programs are delivered through associate and bachelor's degrees, with flexible scheduling including evening and online options. Dunwoody's faculty, many of whom are industry professionals, provide mentorship, and the college boasts a 99% employment rate for graduates. Facilities include advanced labs, makerspaces, and simulation centers to foster innovation and technical expertise across all disciplines.