Houston, TX
Programs Offered
Aviation
There’s a demand for aviation technicians, and our hands-on training can prepare you for opportunities in this field. An associate degree option is also available for those seeking career advancement or leadership opportunities.
Energy Technology
Growth and diversification in the energy industry is creating job openings for more energy technicians in a wide variety of roles. Get the technical skills you need to join this industry with a certificate or an associate degree from MIAT!
Wind Power Technician
You can gain the skills for an exciting career constructing, servicing, and repairing wind towers with a certificate from MIAT!
HVACR Technician
Develop the skills you need to start a new career in as few as 9 months with MIAT’s Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration training program!
Non-Destructive Testing Technician - Houston
Get the Skills to Become a Non-Destructive Testing Technician. Completing the Non-Destructive Technician training program can train you in skills that will help you in a variety of industries!
Robots & Automation Technology
The Robotics and Automation Technology degree and certificate programs from MIAT College of Technology provide the practical experience and industry support it takes to pursue a technical career.
Houston is the most populous city in Texas and the fourth most populous city in the United States, located in Southeast Texas near the Gulf of Mexico. Its economy has a broad industrial base in energy, manufacturing, aeronautics/aviation, and transportation.
As of 2009, Texas led the nation in the production of crude oil, natural gas, wind energy, and electricity. In response to the growing power industry in the region, MIAT College of Technology officially opened a campus in Houston in 2010. The technical school campus is ideally located by one of the top epicenters for energy production in the United States.
The training provided by MIAT’s technical programs gives college students the opportunity to be at the forefront of emerging industry and to find careers for themselves within aviation, power, and hvacr fields. To cater to the needs of the local market, Houston’s campus maintains a central focus on traditional methods for generating energy, namely oil and gas.*
*MIAT is an educational institution and cannot guarantee employment or salary.