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Master the art and science of welding through hands-on training in MIG, TIG, Stick, and flux-core techniques. This program prepares you for high-demand careers in construction, manufacturing, and fabrication with real-world skills and industry-standard certifications.
The Welding program offers students a solid foundation in welding fundamentals and technical math, preparing them for various career opportunities in the field. Students can specialize in different welding techniques, including shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW). Elective courses are available in pipe welding, welding fabrication, and blueprint reading, allowing students to tailor their skills to industry needs. This program serves as a gateway to entry-level industrial technology careers and provides a pathway for current industry professionals to enhance their expertise and increase their earning potential.
Advising
Advising
Meet our faculty and staff advisors. They can help to ensure you stay on track
Faculty Advisors:
Faculty Advisors:
Steven Green sgreen150@ivytech.edu
Darrin Dayhoff ddayhoff1@ivytech.edu
Dedicated Staff Advising and Enrollment Specialists:
Dedicated Staff Advising and Enrollment Specialists:
Incoming Students: Emily Tran Enrollment Services Specialist etran2@ivytech.edu
Established Students: Sy Hutchison, Advising Specialist syhutchison10@ivytech.edu
General Registration Questions: bl-info@ivytech.edu 812-330-6160
credentials
credentials
Workforce Certificates: During the course of study, students can earn a number of national certifications
Workforce Certificates: During the course of study, students can earn a number of national certifications
· OSHA 10 Certification
· AWS Welding Certification in MIG, TIG, and Stick welding
Ivy Tech Certificates Earning certificates provides students with practical, industry-relevant skills that prepare them to enter the workforce competitively for high-paying jobs or to advance their careers. These certificates also serve as a strong foundation and can be applied toward the Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Industrial Technology.
Ivy Tech Certificates Earning certificates provides students with practical, industry-relevant skills that prepare them to enter the workforce competitively for high-paying jobs or to advance their careers. These certificates also serve as a strong foundation and can be applied toward the Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Industrial Technology.
· Structural Welding Certificate
· Welding Technology Technical Certificate
Associate of Applied Science Indutrial Technology Degree The AAS degree builds upon the certificate programs by adding advanced technical training and professional development courses tailored to industry careers. Additionally, select credits from this degree may be transferable to select four-year institutions toward a bachelor’s degree.
Associate of Applied Science Indutrial Technology Degree The AAS degree builds upon the certificate programs by adding advanced technical training and professional development courses tailored to industry careers. Additionally, select credits from this degree may be transferable to select four-year institutions toward a bachelor’s degree.
Careers
Careers
Students go on to pursue careers as
Stick Pipe Welder Metal Fabricator
Pipe Fitter Autobody Technician
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to qualify for financial aid.
This program qualifies for financial support from the state of Indiana Next Level Jobs program and Workforce Ready Grants.
Additional program information can be found here.
Families associated with Indiana Ag and Technical School can find more information on our program for students at that school here.
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