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Electrical, Electronics & Industrial Technology Program Overview
The Electrical, Electronics and Industrial Technology (EEIT) program is designed to help students prepare for careers in industries like technology, manufacturing, residential, commercial and more.130 Over the course of a year, students will receive hands-on training with electrical systems, electronics and industrial manufacturing equipment.
12 Months
2 Campuses
UTI Electrical Technician Courses
Courses include:
- Introduction to Technical Trades
- Electrical Wiring
- DC Electrical Theory
- AC Electrical Theory
- Electrical and Electronics Troubleshooting
- Computers and Networking
- Security Systems, Access Control and CCTV Systems
- Fire Alarm Systems
- Satellite/Cable Wireless Technology
- Instrumentations and Control
- Industrial Robotics
- Mechanical Systems & Maintenance
Electrical Technician School Locations
The Future of Electrical
Grads from our Electrical, Electronics & Industrial Technology program are prepared to pursue entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, they may be able to advance in their careers with experience and hard work.77
Graduates can pursue roles such as:
- Electrician's assistant
- Fire alarm technician
- Security + access control systems technician
- Mechatronics technician
- Cable technician
- Electrical technician
Frequently Asked Questions
The courses covered in our Electrical, Electronics and Industrial Technology program help teach electrical fundamentals along with industrial and manufacturing equipment and technology. More details about the courses can be found on our course page here.
UTI's Electrical, Electronics and Industrial Technology program focuses on teaching you skills in a hands-on learning environment. Instructors will help you learn how to use the tools and tech you can find out in the industry.
During the EEIT program at UTI, students have the opportunity to get the American Heart Association's (AHA) certification for CPR and AED use, along with the OSHA 10 certification for workplace safety. Students also graduate with National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) credentials.
Graduates from our electrical program are prepared for entry-level roles in a range of industries, such as residential, commercial, video surveillance, automated manufacturing, energy management and more.130
Due to the hands-on nature of this type of work, UTI's Electrical, Electronics and Industrial Technology program is completely in-person. The goal is to get you trained and comfortable using industry equipment and tools!
There are many different skills that can help make your experience in our electrical program more positive. Having a willingness to learn, problem-solve and exhibit patience are great attributes. Attention to detail and a desire to work hands-on are also important!