Lakeland's Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology (CIMT) degree program equips students with the skills and knowledge to thrive in today's dynamic manufacturing environment.
This program emphasizes the integration of Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), CNC technology, and other advanced processes to optimize production efficiency and quality.
We also offer seven certificate options for focused training in specific areas.
Both CIMT degree programs are approved by the Alliance for Working Together (AWT), ensuring they align with the critical skills demanded by manufacturers throughout Northeast Ohio.
Our programs are focused on meeting the exact needs local employers are looking for. Lakeland students are prepared to seamlessly transition into rewarding careers upon graduation.
Lakeland also offers a variety of manufacturing technology certificates, allowing you to gain targeted expertise in specific areas so you will be more competitive in the job market.
These programs provide a flexible and efficient way to develop the specialized skills you need to advance your career in the manufacturing industry.
At Lakeland, we are committed to your academic success. Our experienced faculty and state-of-the-art facilities provide a supportive learning environment where you can develop the technical skills and theoretical knowledge essential for success in manufacturing careers.
Are you ready to take the firs step? Apply to Lakeland in a few easy steps.
Reach out any time to our program director to talk more about our programs to see if Lakeland's Computer Integrated Manufacturing programs are right for you.
I graduated with my associate degree from Lakeland while at the same time graduating as Valedictorian from high school. I plan to attend the Holden University Center to complete my bachelor's degree in criminal justice. Layce Artman College Credit Plus
One thing I really love about Lakeland and being in the honors program is that the teachers have small classes and they are very devoted to their students. My friends at four-year institutions are taking the same intro classes that I am, but in large lecture halls with a lot more students. Michelle Timms Associate of Arts