Lakeland Community College

Lakeland Community College is proud to partner with the Steelworker for the Future craft training program by offering curriculum for degree options in both electronic engineering technology and computer integrated manufacturing technology. Founded in 1967 as the first college in Ohio created by direct voting, Lakeland Community College is focused on innovative partnerships that create wider access to learning opportunities. The Steelworker for the Future program is a unique opportunity to combine high-quality Lakeland academic programs with a full-scale experience working at one of the world's leading steel companies.

Lakeland is offering specialized curriculum for degree options in both electronic engineering technology and computer integrated manufacturing technology at the following location:

Lakeland Community College
7700 Clocktower Drive
Kirtland, OH 44094

In addition, Lakeland Community College offers 1032 credit courses, 55 degrees, 95 certificates, and transfer modules that provide transferable credits to other colleges and universities located all over the country. We welcome you to explore the wide range of academic, social and athletic programs available. To get started discovering Lakeland, please click here.

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