Buffalo State’s engineering technology program—both electrical and mechanical—offer small class sizes, practice-based learning, and state-of-the-art labs that help you gain the hands-on skills that employers are looking for. Our expert faculty connects students to internships and industry partners that provide real-world experience. Whether they study smart grid systems or mechanical design, Buffalo State graduates step confidently into diverse, high-demand careers—often within just months of graduation.  

195,000

Annual projected job openings for architects and engineers

100%

Employment rate for Buffalo State engineering technology graduates within months of graduation

$68,705

Median salary for a Buffalo State engineering graduate 1 year after graduation

24

Maximum class size for an engineering technology course

Who Hires Our Students?

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Ferguson Electric

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Wendel
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Ingersoll Rand
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National Grid
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MOOG
Andrew Ludtka
"Buffalo State is unmatched in both its value and ability to connect students to their coursework and develop critical skills. The experience enables you to network with peers and industry professionals to catapult your career and provide lifelong fulfillment.” 
Andrew Ludtka, PE, ’18 senior electrical engineer at National Grid

State-of-the-Art Facilities and Technology

Our cutting-edge engineering labs give students hands-on experience that—along with internships and other opportunities—ensures they are ready to enter the workforce.  

Outside the Classroom

Students can join the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), National Association of Black Engineers (NSBE), and our on-campus Robotics Club to make connections and engage in hands-on experiences.  

Share Your Work

Engineering technology students have opportunities to share and display their work at professional conferences, including Buffalo State’s annual Student Research and Creativity Conference, the SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference, and conferences hosted by ASME and NSBE.