Pennsylvania Institute of Technology - Media
The Pennsylvania Institute of Technology was founded in April of 1953, by Walter R. Garrison, a practicing engineer. He recognized the need for practicing engineers to perform stress analysis in the aircraft and civil and architectural fields. An office and classroom were secured in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, and classes began in mathematics, stress analysis and other technical subjects. By 1962 students and classes had outgrown those rented facilities and the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology purchased larger facilities in Upper Darby. The Pennsylvania Institute of Technology remained in Upper Darby for almost 20 years until the growth of the programs and students required a move in 1982 to today's lovely and spacious, 14-acre Rose Valley campus. The institute recently renovated nine classrooms to accommodate the addition of its Allied Health division.
Associates:
- Associate in Architectural / Civil Engineering Technology
- Associate in Business Administration Technology
- Associate in Business Administration Technology
- Associate in Computer and Communication Technnology
- Associate in Computer Software and Information Technology
- Associate in Computer-Aided Design Technology
- Associate in Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Associate in Medical Office Management Technology
- Associate in Medical Office Management Technology
- Associate in Web Design Technology
Certificates:
- Certificate in Business Management
- Certificate in Drafting Technology
- Certificate in Medical Assistance
- Certificate in Medical Office
- Certificate in Medical Office Management
- Certificate in Networking
- Certificate in Office Management
- Certificate in PC Support
- Certificate in Pharmacy
