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.
$50 application fee waived through March 31, 2026
It’s time to prioritize the fall 2026 semester. We’re beginning to award our internal scholarships as are other organizations that provide support for college students. Don’t miss out on opportunities to help fund your college education.
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Behind every secure system is someone who understands how attacks actually happen. In our cyber range, students are conducting a credential harvesting and phishing simulation inside a controlled virtual lab. They analyze how to detect, prevent, and respond to these threats in the real world.
Mar 3
For the month of March, apply to Dunwoody with no application fee and start building your future through hands-on learning.
Mar 2
Our Cybersecurity graduates are doing great things! With hands-on experience working on physical server racks in our labs, real-world problem solving, and close connections with professors, they graduate ready to get to work. Our small-classroom learning teaches more than just theory — it builds confidence, technical skill, and the experience that leads to internships with real companies and careers in the industry.
Feb 26
Big things are happening in our Cybersecurity program and Automation Labs.
Thanks to a Shavlik Foundation grant and our partnership with U.R., our capstone students built a fully functional academic robot cell to serve as a Critical Manufacturing OT Cybersecurity Trainer. They integrated a conveyor system and designed and built the feeder mechanisms themselves. Now our Automation and Cyber students can program the robot and even test it for cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Real projects. Real skills.
Feb 25
Engineering Drafting & Design students took on a bridge-building challenge! They researched different bridge styles, created detailed 3D models, ran simulations, and calculated how and where their designs might fail. They even estimated the maximum weight their bridges could hold. Then they built them with a limited supply of balsa wood. This project pushed them to think like real engineers! This is what learning by doing looks like.
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Feb 24
It`s National Engineers Week!
Computer Engineering is a degree that focuses on both software and hardware which leaves much flexibility in career options. At Dunwoody, students have access to many different kinds of relevant equipment, labs and shops, while course work is project-integrated so that students can learn theoretical engineering principles through hands-on problem solving. Interested in learning more about Computer Engineering? Read more about it here:https://dunwoody.edu/news/2026/computer-engineering-blends-software-and-hardware-to-create-a-relevant-degree/
Here`s to the engineers who design what`s next — and the students preparing to lead the way!
Feb 23
Interested in learning more about technical education? Come tour our campus at our Open House on Tuesday, March 10, from 3-5pm and see if Dunwoody is the right fit for you! RSVP link in bio.
Feb 20
Spring Career Fair = complete! Over the past two days, students connected with employers, explored new opportunities, and took meaningful steps toward their futures. Thank you to the incredible employers and sponsors who partnered with us — and to every student who came ready to network and grow. We’re grateful for a great turnout!
Feb 19
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.