MDC's School of Engineering and Technology

The School of Engineering and Technology continuously seeks to be at the forefront of industry knowledge and technique. To maintain this high-quality education, we enlist the assistance of our distinguished advisory committees. As leaders in the industry, committee members regularly consult with EnTec to ensure that the school's students have access to hands-on training that employers are actively looking for.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cloud Computing
• Cybersecurity
• Data Analytics

Our industry partners provide the School of Engineering and Technology with critical, relevant industry knowledge as well as exciting, dynamic employment opportunities. We thank our current sponsors for their continued generosity and support as we seek to provide our students with unmatched opportunity and success.

MDC has a strong partnership with AWS to develop innovative cloud curriculum, train faculty; educate and certify students; and secure student employment. The MDC/AWS collaboration is a national benchmark for higher education institutions interested in developing cloud computing degrees.
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MDC partnered with Microsoft to host a Cloud Skills Challenge for anyone interested in learning cloud skills for free. Upon completion of the 30-day challenge, participants receive a free voucher to take an industry-recognized certification from Microsoft.
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MDC is implementing Miami Codes, a project to increase the number of minority students with app development skills for iOS, with support from Apple. Through its Community Education Initiative, Apple will cover train-the-trainer expenses and tuition, fees, certification, and transportation costs that will allow students to concentrate on their education without the burden of financial hardships.
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MDC has multiple ongoing collaborations with Grow with Google to advance students technical and career readiness skills. From certificates, to college credits, to digital skills, this partnership offers MDC students the tools to succeed in today’s job market. Learn more.
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MDC has partnered with Intel, an industry leader in creating world-changing technology, to implement the Intel® AI for Workforce Program. This program is aimed at educating the next generation of technologists, engineers and inventors in artificial intelligence, and help them launch successful careers in their chosen fields.
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Miami Dade College and IBM have joined forces to create an unprecedented educational pathway that bridges the gap between classroom learning and industry demand. Through IBM SkillsBuild's comprehensive platform, MDC students, faculty, and community members now have free access to cutting-edge courses in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and data analytics, complete with industry-recognized credentials and direct pathways to employment opportunities. This transformative partnership offers students expert instruction from IBM professionals, faculty enhanced curriculum resources and professional development, and the broader Miami-Dade community expanded access to workforce development programs that fuel our region's growing tech economy. Whether you're a current student looking to gain market-ready skills, a faculty member seeking to integrate the latest technology into your curriculum, or a community member ready to advance your career in the digital economy, this collaboration between MDC's commitment to accessible education and IBM's global expertise creates unparalleled opportunities to thrive in tomorrow's workforce—starting today.
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MDC partnered with Tesla to offer the Tesla Start program, an intensive 16-week electric vehicle training program designed to provide students with the skills necessary for a successful career with Tesla. During the course of the program, students develop technical expertise through a blended approach of in-class theory, hands-on labs and self-paced learning.
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MDC joined the NASA Florida Space Consortium, which allows faculty and students to apply for scientific research projects across the space spectrum and to have access to NASA’s internship programs, scholarships and funding for extra-curricular activities, including NASA competitions and club projects.
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