The job responsibilities of automotive service technicians have evolved from mechanical repair to a high technology job. The UNOH College of Technologies' Automotive Department offers diploma and associate degree programs with the training you need to not only diagnose and repair the automobiles of today, but the automobiles of tomorrow as well.

The UNOH Automotive program is the best in the country for many reasons. Our instructors bring real life experience to the classroom and share the same passion for the automobile as our students do. Students are also taught using the most modern equipment, from Snap-On, Hunter, Summit and many more. We are constantly updating our curriculum to stay current with the latest developments from all the O.E.M.'s and manufacturers of aftermarket equipment.

As a student of the UNOH College of Technologies' Automotive Department, you will begin your training by learning basic theory and operation before advancing to more complex areas. Knowledge-based and performance-based courses are carefully integrated to provide a well-balanced education, utilizing our 90 different vehicles from all the major automakers. Courses include:

• Electrical and electronics I & II
• Manual and automatic drive trains
• Engine diagnosis and repair
• Suspension and steering
• Automotive air conditioning and refrigeration
• Automotive brake systems
• Engine performance
• Computerized engine control systems

Through an innovative mix of in-depth instruction and hands-on training, our University continues to set the standard of excellence for automotive technology education. Join the thousands of graduates who have obtained a job with a diploma or associate degree from the UNOH College of Technologies' Automotive Department.

Toyota T-TEN and The University of Northwestern Ohio have entered into an educational partnership that gives our students a very unique opportunity to learn cutting-edge Toyota-specific aspects of auto repair while completing their post-secondary education at the University. Click Here for more information.