Train for a Career in Advanced Manufacturing
Get the high-tech skills you need to build everything from microchips to rockets at Austin Community College’s Automated Manufacturing Technology. ACC has industry partnerships with local employers Samsung Semiconductor, Applied Materials, and Tesla. State-of-the-art classrooms and experienced faculty provide hands-on training in computer-aided design, production processes, quality control, electronics, and more.
Semiconductor Manufacturing Program
Get hands-on technical training for a well-paying job in the semiconductor industry. Whether you are new to the world of chip manufacturing or seeking to boost your skills, ACC’s semiconductor training programs will help you meet your career goals. ACC partners with major companies and universities so you get the best training in state-of-the-art facilities.
Get an Automated Manufacturing Technology Degree
Manufacturing is a $12.5 billion industry, and there are tons of jobs right here in Central Texas. Whether you are looking to acquire skills fast or build a foundation for a career, ACC’s Automated Manufacturing Technology program has the degrees and training that support your goals.
- Bachelor of Applied Technology in Manufacturing Technology. Combine your work experience with your associate degree, and get a bachelor’s degree that can increase your opportunities in the manufacturing sector.
- Associate of Applied Science. Specialize in robotics and more.
- Occupational Skills. Get the basics in manufacturing training and join one of the biggest workforces in Central Texas.
Program Certification
National Institute for Industry and Career Advancement™
Our programs are NIICA Certified, demonstrating alignment with industry-defined KSAs and employer job requirements in semiconductor and advanced manufacturing.
This certification underscores our commitment to delivering industry-aligned education and preparing students for high-demand careers.
Career & Salary Information
According to the Austin Regional Manufacturers
Association, “one-third of the major employers [in the
city] are manufacturers, including Applied Materials,
Samsung, Freescale, and others.” Here some careers you
might want to consider.
Program Insights
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Start Your Career in Semiconductor Manufacturing
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo paid a visit to Austin Community College District (ACC) and shed light on the booming manufacturing industry in Central Texas. During her February visit, Secretary Raimondo stopped at ACC’s … Continue reading
Awards & Program Maps
Choose the Award Path That’s Right for You
ACC offers stackable credentials. Certificates prepare you for a career change or career advancement and often include credits that count toward associate degrees. Associate degrees further increase your employability and help you build a strong foundation for university transfer. Learn about credential options.
Explore awards and follow the program maps below to stay on track.
Get Skills for Jobs Now
Looking for the fastest possible training option? Consider earning a noncredit Production Technician Certificate from ACC’s Continuing Education Division. This award takes just 4 to 8 weeks to complete.