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We found 152 training program(s) for Industrial Engineering Technicians in US.

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Location - Delaware
Program Length - 4 years

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School Name/Location	Program Name	Length / Graduates
Goldey-Beacom College Wilmington, DE	Industrial and Organizational Psychology	4 years / 3
Delaware State University Dover, DE	Trade and Industrial Teacher Education	4 years / 0
University of Delaware Newark, DE	Construction Engineering	4 years / 18
University of Delaware Newark, DE	Chemical Engineering	4 years / 3 4 years / 91 More than 4 years / 18 More than 4 years / 6
University of Delaware Newark, DE	Mechanical Engineering	4 years / 142 More than 4 years / 12 More than 4 years / 19
University of Delaware Newark, DE	Civil Engineering, General	4 years / 1 4 years / 52 More than 4 years / 13 More than 4 years / 24
University of Delaware Newark, DE	Computer Engineering, General	4 years / 22 More than 4 years / 16 More than 4 years / 29
University of Delaware Newark, DE	Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering	4 years / 17
Delaware State University Dover, DE	Engineering Physics/Applied Physics	4 years / 8
University of Delaware Newark, DE	Electrical and Electronics Engineering	4 years / 32 More than 4 years / 0

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