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Welding

 

Program Description

Welding at the College of Technology ISU takes great pride in preparing those who wish to become successful in any of several welding careers that range from heavy manufacturing to orbital welding, TIP-TIG, K-TIG, and RMD Process. Our state of the art welding lab is very well equipped and faculty have extensive backgrounds in the welding profession. Our approach to welding is "hands-on" with instruction provided "over the shoulder" as faculty train each student on an individual basis. 

What can our Welding program do for you?  The ISU Welding program has placement opportunities within the structural steel and piping industries based upon your abilities at graduation. Welding is a rewarding career choice that offers some of the highest wages in the market. Career paths for successful professionals could include leadership opportunities as well.

Career Opportunities

Average Salary $57,380 Idaho,  $62,970 National

* Source: O*NET OnLine

99% Five Year Placement Rate

  • Architectural and structural metal manufacturers
  • Agriculture, construction, and mining machinery manufacturers
  • Commercial and industrial machinery manufacturers
  • Structural and steel piping industries

Program Overview

  • Program accepts students in August and January
  • Typical classroom hours are Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. OR
    Monday through Thursday 12:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
  • Program admits 45 students each year
  • Physical demands for this program may include lifting, standing, bending, and close vision
  • Program located in the Eames Complex, Building #96, 1999 Alvin Ricken Drive

Degree Options

Specialized Certificate in Nuclear Welding (1 Semester)

Degree Map COT-WELD-SC-26-27.pdf

Minimum Test Scores

rSAT Math: 430
ACT Math: 16
ALEKS Math: 14

Financial Aid Options

Program -specific scholarships are available

Bengal Online Scholarship System (BOSS)

Idaho LAUNCH Eligible Program

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