Program Overview

Automotive Technology - AAS

The Automotive Technology - AAS program is designed to be taken as the next step after the Auto TC. Students will take the ASE certification tests to certify entry-level technicians.

About This Degree

The program is offered by the S.J. & Jessie E. Quinney College of Agriculture & Natural Resources.

What You Will Learn

Students will work with cutting-edge automotive technology to keep vehicles at peak performance. With hands-on training in diagnostics, repair, and maintenance using the latest tools, students will be ready for industry certifications and exciting opportunities in dealerships, repair shops, and performance tuning.

At a Glance

• College: S.J. & Jessie E. Quinney College of Agriculture & Natural Resources
• Department: Technology, Design and Technical Education Department
• USU Locations:
  • Statewide campuses

Program Requirements

The program requirements include the Automotive Technology - AAS.

Career And Outcomes

Career Opportunities

With a degree in Automotive Technology, students will be qualified for employment as an Automotive Technician. Employers may include:

• Automotive Repair shops
• Auto Dealership
• Motorcycle Repair shops
• Corporate Fleet Maintenance
• Self-employed Shop Owner
• Oil Fields
• Natural gas Industry
• Green energy Industry

USU Locations

This degree is available at various USU locations, including:

• Castle Dale
• Price (USU Eastern)

Related Programs

Students may also be interested in the following programs:

• Diesel and Heavy Equipment Mechanics: Prepare for a wide variety of employment opportunities as you learn to repair and maintain diesel-engine-powered equipment.
• Diesel Technician: This certificate will prepare students to work as equipment technicians and provide hands-on experience as well as technical knowledge to succeed in the diesel industry.
• Technology and Design: Gain a general understanding of the foundations of technology and design in some of the highest demand careers.
• Industrial Mechanics/Maintenance: Prepares students for work as an industrial maintenance technician and develop skills in welding and tooling.