Omaha, NE
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Metropolitan Community College in Nebraska offers nine Welding Technology awards, ranging from process-specific career certificates to an associate degree. Current materials describe lecture and supervised lab training in stick, MIG and TIG welding, oxyacetylene welding, oxy-fuel and plasma cutting, air-carbon-arc gouging, pipe applications and fabrication. Welding instruction is documented at Fort Omaha and South Omaha campuses.
The current two-year Introductory Welding Pathway combines lecture and supervised lab instruction. Its 37-credit sequence includes industrial cutting…
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The Welding Technology AAS is the college's broad associate pathway for students preparing to enter the workforce or continue their education. The…
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This career certificate is a focused Gas Metal Arc Welding award within MCC's welding technology program. Training is delivered through lecture and…
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This career certificate is a focused Gas Tungsten Arc Welding award within MCC's welding technology program. The program combines lecture and…
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This focused career certificate is one of MCC's current Welding Technology awards for students seeking pipe-welding skills. The college's welding…
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This focused career certificate covers Shielded Metal Arc Welding within MCC's welding technology program. Current program materials describe lecture…
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This Certificate of Achievement is the manufacturing-oriented option in MCC's Welding Technology program. The official welding page confirms it as a…
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This Certificate of Achievement is the pipe-focused option in MCC's Welding Technology program. It is listed separately from the short Pipe Welding…
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This Certificate of Achievement is the structural-welding option in MCC's Welding Technology program. The official welding page identifies it as a…
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