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Navajo Technical University’s mission is to provide college readiness programs, certificates, associate,

baccalaureate, and graduate degrees. Students, faculty, and staff will provide value to the Diné community through research, community engagement, service learning, and activities designed to foster cultural and environmental preservation and sustainable

economic development. The University is committed to a high quality, student-oriented, hands-on-learning

environment based on the Diné cultural principles: Nıtsáhákees, Nahat’á, Iıná, Sıh Hasın.

Navajo Technical University is a Land Grant institution of 1994 and is accredited by the

Higher Learning Commission.

NTU’s Culinary Arts and Commerical Baking programs have obtained national accreditation under the American Culinary

Federation, while NTU’s Veterinary Technician program carries accreditation under the American Veterinary Medical

Association. NTU’s Electrical Engineering and Industrial Engineering programs are ABET accredited.

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NTU’s Welding Technology Program is a performance based program that prepares students for the welding industry. There are no prerequisite courses or certifications required for the program. Students who successfully complete the program coursework are eligbible to test for their welding certification, The program applies procedures used in the stuctural steel, sheet metal, and pipelines utilized in the industry and the American Welding Society (AWS). The welding facilities at the main campus meet all requirements of the AWS standards and procedures.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has concluded that career paths in Welding Technology have job growth in the years to come. The NM Workforce website lists industries that support welding jobs among the top 25 in areas such as: • support activities for mining, • construction of buildings, • petroleum and coal products manufacturing, • and oil and gas extraction

The Certificate in Welding Technology focuses on applying technical knowledge and skills to join or cut metal surfaces. Welding skills are developed with supported courses.

For more information on how to enroll in the program, contact the NTU Admissions office at 505.786.4107 or visit our website today at www.navajotech.edu.

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Welding Technology

NTU’s certificate in Welding Technology requires 32 credit hours. The minimum credit load for a full-time student is 12 credit hours per semester. Credit hour requirements for the certificate include:

• General Education Requirements - 12 credits• Core Welding Courses - 20 credits

Curriculum MapSemester 1Technical Mathematics II.............................................Dine Philosophy of Education.....................................Introduction to Computers..........................................Applied Technical Writing...........................................Welding Fundamentals.................................................Pipe Welding I/Structural Welding II......................... SpringBasic Metallurgy.............................................................Introduction to Pipe Welding.......................................Introduction to GMAW MIG/FCAW..........................Pipe Welding II/Structural Welding II........................ A student must earn a C or higher in all courses re-quired in the program in order to receive a certificate.

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Per semester costs(full-time) w/CIB non-CIBTuition $855 $1,710 (one semester) $1,710 $3,420 (two semesters)Activity Fee $50 $50Athletic Fee $50 $50 Library Fee $50 $50 Technology Fee $50 $50

books, supplies, meals and lodging are separate costsgraduate students incur an activity fee of $50, and a program fee, library fee, and technology fee at $200 each