DUNWOODY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
YOU LEARN BY DOING. YOU’RE CURIOUS, DETERMINED, READY TO GET TO WORK.
HERE IS WHERE THAT’S POSSIBLE.
JOIN A COMMUNITY OF SKILLED PROBLEM SOLVERS WHO ARE PASSIONATE TO LEARN, EXPLORE, CREATE, MAKE, AND DO.
Congratulations to the students who were named to Dunwoody College of Technology’s Dean’s List for the Fall 2025 semester. Link in bio for the full list!
Feb 5
Dunwoody helped create a 3D-printed mobility device for a toddler with Down syndrome. This project shows how hands-on learning can make a real impact. Read more about it here: https://dunwoody.edu/news/2026/dunwoody-community-creates-mobility-device-for-toddler/
Feb 4
In case you missed it, here is the 16th annual Autonomous Snowplow Competition livestream in a nutshell! Read more about how the snowplow competition here in our link in bio! #autonomousrobots #snowplowcompetition #studentcompetition #robotics #BorntoDo #absolutecinema
Feb 3
Only a few days in and students have already jumped into hands-on learning— the best way to build and practice the skills they`ll need in industry. Here are just a few examples of what our students are doing!
1. HVAC & Refrigeration Technology students are working in the sheet metal shop, bending and forming metal to understand how HVAC ductwork and system components are fabricated. This hands-on experience helps students connect system design concepts to real-world installation and airflow requirements.
2. Automotive students in Brake Systems class are working on rear brake systems, split into two teams, one on each side of a Toyota Tacoma. The friendly competition challenges students to apply correct procedures efficiently while reinforcing accuracy, teamwork, and real-world shop workflow.
3. Collision students are working on a panel replacement unit, where they remove and reinstall an outer center pillar, a critical structural component of the vehicle. This exercise teaches proper cutting, alignment, and welding techniques while reinforcing the importance of maintaining vehicle structural integrity and safety standards.
4. Welding students are practicing SMAW (stick welding) to refresh and strengthen their foundational welding skills before beginning their main project for the semester. This refresher ensures proper technique, consistency, and safety, while helping students build confidence and prepare for more complex fabrication work ahead.
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Jan 30
Last week, the College hosted its first Dinner at Dunwoody, an event for accepted students to have dinner, hear from current students about their experience, learn about scholarships and financial aid, and connect with the Student Affairs and Student Accounts teams. Read more about our Dinner at Dunwoody event in our link in bio!
Jan 28
We’re glad to welcome students back for the start of the spring semester!
Jan 27
That`s a wrap on J-term semester. More hands-on learning when the Spring semester starts on Monday!
Jan 22
Dunwoody College of Technology has been granted six-year accreditation by the HVAC Excellence once again, recognizing the school as a model for technical training in the HVACR field. The HVAC & Refrigeration Technology degree provides graduates with the flexibility to go down various career paths in the industry and take on a wide variety of roles throughout their career. Read more about it here in our link in bio.
Jan 21
Make Curiosity A Career
Dunwoody: Minnesota’s First Technical College
As a technical college in Minneapolis, Dunwoody offers more than 40 certificate, associates, and bachelor’s programs with day and evening options on campus as well as selected online only offerings. Since 1914, the College has provided those who are Born to Do with a high quality education featuring project-focused technical courses taught by faculty with industry experience. Learning takes place in labs, shops, studios, and classrooms fitted with equipment and software that ensures graduates are ready to get to work their first day on the job (with many finding part-time jobs and paid internships in industry while still students). As the only private, nonprofit, technical college in the Upper Midwest, Dunwoody is for those looking for a small college experience and a long track record of successful alumni.
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In accordance with applicable federal and state laws, Dunwoody College of Technology does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, age, disability, marital status, genetic information, veteran status, or any other legally protected status in its education programs and activities, employment policies and practices, or any other areas of the College. For additional information, see Dunwoody’s full Notice of Non-Discrimination.