Electronics engineering technology programmes train the people who build, test and keep electronic systems working — circuits, instrumentation, microcontrollers, programmable controllers and the equipment they sit in. ⚠ It is the applied half of electrical engineering: an associate degree, not a four-year one, and aimed at the bench rather than the design office.
The degrees this program covers
This is an associate degree programme (A.S. or A.A.S.), usually two years, and at several Florida colleges it continues into a bachelor's in engineering technology — which is the reason to check articulation before you enrol. ⚠⚠ Do not confuse it with electrical ENGINEERING: the technology degree is accredited by ABET's ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY commission, and under Florida law it carries a SIX-year experience requirement for a PE licence against four for an engineering degree. That matters only if licensure is your goal — most electronics technicians never licence — but it is not reversible late.
Careers this program leads to
Each one sets out the courses along the way, the licence or certification at the end,
and the sources behind it.
Neighbouring fields that share much of the same coursework, and often the same employers.
⚠ Read these before you commit to a major — which doors a neighbouring degree
keeps open is the part no catalog tells you, and it is far cheaper to change now than later.
20 institutions awarded a credential in this field in 2023,
at these levels: Associate, Bachelor's, Certificate (1-2 years), Certificate (12 weeks-1 year).
A school appears here if it awards anything in the field, however limited
its offering — a technical college teaching only practical nursing has a nursing
program. Listed alphabetically, not ranked.
Source: federal IPEDS completions data for 2023, first majors only —
the most recent year published. ⚠ It records what was awarded, which is
strong evidence of what is offered, but a program launched since 2023
will not appear here. Check the institution’s own catalog before applying.
Updated 21 September 2026.
⚠ Program pages describe a field of study, not one school’s degree — always
read the catalog of the institution you are applying to.