Detailed profiles of schools for Science Technologies from the EdRef college search portal.
Science Technologies programs are designed to train students to become qualified for entry-level science and engineering jobs in specific fields. Many programs result in a certificate rather than a degree, and graduates can also go on to pursue higher degrees in their area of specialization. These are career-oriented programs, designed to help students enter the job market upon completion. Students gain the skills they need in order to become an immediately contributing member of science and engineering teams.
Many companies have the need to be able to commercialize new technologies rapidly in order to remain competitive in the marketplace. These programs help prepare students to participate in this commercialization process. Students gain the knowledge and skills they need to remain abreast of changes that are economic, social, financial, and political in nature. They learn how to assess the commercial viability of new technologies, develop strategies to bring these technologies to the marketplace, and get the maximum value out of intellectual property.
| Programs of Study Numbers are from 0 (career/vocational) to 100 (academic/professional) | |
| Biotechnologies Training | 14 |
| Nuclear Technology Schools | 17 |
| Other Science Technology Training | 27 |
| Physical Science Technology Training | 16 |
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