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Automotive Technology

Associates of Applied Science

This program teaches you everything you need to know about car repair, from engines and electrical systems to steering and suspension. You’ll learn the ins and outs of diagnosing, repairing, and replacing car parts, preparing you for entry-level jobs in repair and service shops.

Your training will take place in Pima’s new, high-tech Automotive Technology and Innovation Center. This 50,000-square-foot facility is packed with the latest tools and equipment, and you’ll get hands-on experience working on real vehicles in fully equipped service bays.

While all of the classes are built around an in-person hands-on experience, they also include online components to make learning even more flexible and keep you engaged when away from the lab. By the time you finish, you’ll have the skills and confidence to jump into the automotive field.

What You Will Learn

  • Automotive maintenance
  • Engine diagnosis, repair, and installation
  • Electrical systems and components
  • Steering and suspension systems
  • Brake diagnosis and repair

Explore more skills in our course catalog.

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Program At a Glance

  • Length of Program

    2 Years (full-time)

  • Study Methods

    In Person

  • Downtown Campus

  • Title IV Financial Aid eligible
  • Transfer Options Available
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Hands-On Training & Industry Credentials

Get one-on-one, hands-on training from expert instructors starting day one. As you build real skills in every class, you’ll also earn stackable industry credentials from Snap-On and Hunter Engineering to boost your resume and career opportunities.

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"I saw this place and automatically I fell in love with the facility, all the different classes and the fantastic hands on learning. The faculty is always here to support you too!"
Kyle
Automotive student
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This Program is Accredited. See Accredited Information for more details.

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