Designed for full-time students and working professionals, these programs combine hands-on learning, expert instruction, and real-world experience to prepare students for leadership in sustainable transportation.

Improve performance and reduce the cost of electric vehicles. Learn research-based techniques from a multidisciplinary team at University of Michigan Engineering. Gain advanced knowledge in the modeling, design, analysis, and development of hybrid and electric vehicles.

Designed for engineering professionals working in the mobility (automotive) industry. Students can broaden their skill set for careers in Electric Vehicle design and development.

Henry Ford College offers a Battery Technology Curriculum with three specialized tracks: Automotive Service Technology, Electric Vehicle Certification (Manufacturing/Production), and Automotive Cybersecurity. All tracks require enrollment at HFC and participation in a related academic program.

Integrative training program combining mechanical, electrical, fluid power, and computer technologies to control automated machine systems. Students learn mechanics, sensors, basic electronics, pneumatics/hydraulics, PLC control logic, and robot programming. Prepares graduates for careers in robotics, automation, manufacturing, and high-tech production environments.