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Overview
Milwaukee School of Engineering always has been a leader in fluid power education and was the first in the nation to offer an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Fluid Power Engineering Technology. The MSOE Fluid Power Research Institute, a research and product evaluation facility, is housed on campus. Numerous seminars, courses, and programs on specific aspects of fluid power are held there throughout the year.
Today, nearly every mechanical system utilizes either pneumatic or hydraulic power. Applications of the principles of fluid power ensure that billions of dollars worth of equipment, machines, and appliances function effectively in industrial and manufacturing enterprises, national defense systems, building construction projects, transportation and agriculture, and even in homes and garages. Anyone concerned with the transmission and use of fluid power will need a thorough understanding of the principles involved in this equipment.
Benefits: You will learn...
A solid background in fluid power that is relevant to the current needs of industry.
Who Should Attend?
The Basic Fluid Power Technology Certificate Program is of value to sales representatives, new engineering graduates, original equipment manufacturers, supervisors, construction and off-highway mobile equipment personnel, and maintenance personnel.
Faculty/Facilitators
Courses are taught by Milwaukee School of Engineering faculty.
Schedule/Course Descriptions
Level one
The Basic Fluid Power level one Certificate
Program is designed for anyone new to the industry: engineers, technicians,
sales, management and administrative personnel.
Level two
The intermediate level two Fluid Power Technology Certificate Program is designed for engineers, technicians, sales, management and administrative personnel who have a complete understanding of the subject mater included in level one Basic Fluid Power Technology program.
Level three
The advanced level three Fluid Power Technology program is solutions oriented, designed for graduate engineers. Applying these courses toward the MSOE’s Master of Science Engineering degree is optional.
Location
The sessions are held on campus:
Milwaukee School of Engineering
1025 North Broadway
Milwaukee, WI 53202-3109
(800) 332-6763
Start Date
For class start dates, please see the Timetable of Classes or contact the Admission Office.
Cost
For cost information, please visit our general Tuition and Fees page.
Registration
New students may register by completing and submitting the certificate registration form at the bottom of this page or by calling (800) 332-6763.