Connecticut College of Technology

Connecticut’s College of Technology is an innovative course of study for students considering a career in the challenging and rewarding fields of engineering and technology. It is an integrated curriculum at Connecticut’s public and private colleges and universities, allowing individuals to begin their studies at Gateway Community College and progress directly into a bachelor’s degree program at a four-year university. The curriculum consists of two distinct pathways: engineering and technology.

The Engineering Science A.S. degree leads to transfer to one of the following institutions: School of Engineering at the University of Connecticut, School of Engineering at the University of Hartford, School of Engineering at Fairfield University, and the University of Bridgeport.

The Technology Studies A.S. degree leads to transfer to the School of Technology at Central Connecticut State University or Charter Oak State College, Connecticut’s external degree program. The Technology Pathway to the School of Technology at Central Connecticut State University enables transfer into one of three programs: Engineering Technology, Industrial Technology, or Technology Management.

For information on any of the College of Technology Pathway programs, contact Susan Spencer at (203) 285-2452 or e-mail at (sspencer@gatewayct.edu).

Connecticut College of Technology Studies Pathways Program Objectives

• Complete an Associate of Science Degree in Engineering Science.
• Transition seamlessly into a Bachelor of Science Degree program in Engineering with junior level status in the receiving institution as part of the College of Technology Engineering Pathway Program.

Programs

• College of Technology: Engineering Science, AS
• College of Technology: Technology Studies, AS