Automotive Technology

MPC auto tech student gets hands-on experience car during lab time

Do you like to work with your hands?  Do you love cars? You’ll receive comprehensive training and learn 21st-century skills in the Automotive Technology program at MPC, which offers four options for automotive degrees and certificates.

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A High-Quality Program

Thanks to dedicated instructors and a personalized hands-on approach, MPC offers one of the leading programs in the state.

Exciting Career Opportunities

Learn about MPC’s automotive degree options and hear from graduates working in the field.


Accreditations

MPC’s Automotive Technology program is nationally accredited at the highest level by the ASE Education Foundation.

ASE Education Foundation.

The program offers manufacturer-specific training and industry certifications. MPC is a Subaru University campus and partners with Mercedes Benz to deliver cutting-edge industry training.

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Valuable Mechanical Skills

With world-class racing events and hubs of innovation nearby, career opportunities are plentiful. Graduates’ job placement rate is above 95%.
1
Year to Certificate
35%
Industry workers with college experience
$59,505
Average annual wage - automotive technician

Degrees or Certificates to Choose From

Four hands-on programs meet the diverse needs of MPC Automotive Technology students.
MPC Automotive Technology students work on car during skills lab
Associate Degree

Automotive Technology A.S.

MPC students examine engine during automotive technology class
Certificate of Achievement

Automotive Technology

MPC Automotive students examine wheel hub during auto class
Certificate of Achievement

Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair

MPC Auto Tech student makes sure everything is tight and secure under the car
Certificate of Achievement

Emission Specialist

Hands-on Learning, Exhilarating Careers

Initially worked at flagship San Francisco location for Tesla, now working on technology for the world’s fastest electric race cars.
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