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Frequently Asked Questions (Industrial Systems)

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Students should choose to major in Industrial Systems Technology because it offers an in-demand career path, providing the skills needed to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair the machinery and systems that power industries. This major offers hands-on training in areas such as electrical systems, hydraulics, and mechanical maintenance. Additionally, Industrial Systems Technology provides opportunities for career growth, certifications, and specialization, making it an excellent choice for students looking for a stable, rewarding profession.

 

To be successful in an Industrial Systems Technology degree, students need a strong practical skill for troubleshooting and maintaining complex machinery. Attention to detail, critical thinking, and the ability to work collaboratively are essential.

 

A certificate will allow you to start working. If you want to advance in the field, we strongly recommend that you seek an associate degree or diploma.

 

If you are seeking a certificate, you can finish it in two semesters. You will need to dedicate time to complete two or three classes per semester. If you are seeking a diploma or an associate degree, you will be looking at completing a diploma within a year to a year and a half and an associate degree within two years to two years and a half depending on the load you can work into your daily schedule.

 

This program is not offered online.

 

Majoring in Industrial Systems Technology at Bladen Community College equips students with the comprehensive skills needed to excel in industrial environments. The program combines hands-on training in areas such as electrical systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, and mechanical maintenance, ensuring that graduates are prepared to maintain and repair machinery. Students gain practical experience that makes them highly employable across a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, utilities, and automation.

 

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