Online, self-paced course that covers EV/HEV anatomy, battery hazards, high-voltage identification, immobilization, shutdown procedures, and extrication best practices. Built for firefighters, EMS, law enforcement, and towing/recovery personnel.

Credit-bearing, one-year skills certificate in engineering technology preparing students for entry-level roles in advanced manufacturing and related industries. Course work builds practical foundations in drafting/CAD, materials & processes, measurement, quality and technical math.

EVITP is the nationally recognized standard for EV charging (EVSE) installation. The program covers high-voltage safety (NFPA 70E/NEC), lockout/tagout, load calculations, site evaluation, installation & wiring, commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

The MI Mobility Fellows Program is a highly selective 15-month fellowship that attracts talent from all over the country to gain real-world experience in transportation planning and mobility innovation. This fellowship will offer participants two unique career tracks that will expose them to the public and private sectors to advance and grow mobility innovation in Michigan.

This Skills Certificate is designed to provide foundational first steps for employment as an engineering technician or engineering technologist. These courses apply directly to programs leading to additional credentials, including certificates and Associate Degrees for students seeking to further their education beyond this program.