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Discover Your Major
Discover Your Major
Not sure what to study? The Major Exploration Guide charts the pathways our students can take based on their passions.
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Co-ops to Careers
Co-ops to Careers
Like an internship but more in-depth. Real-world work experience at top companies lays the foundation for your future career.
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Invest in Your Future
Invest in Your Future
By offering STEM degree programs focused on hands-on problem solving and incorporating industry work experience into your education, Wentworth provides the greatest return on your valuable investment.
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Wentworth Facts & Figures

Real Opportunities
93%

93% of the Class of 2023 were employed or in graduate school within 6 months of graduation

Wentworth Grads Start Strong
$71,000

Full-time Class of 2023 median starting salary

Relevant Careers
98%

98% of the class of 2023 work in their field or major

In the Heart of Boston

Discover what inspires you on our cutting-edge campus in a world-class city.

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    With his heart set on becoming an #electrician, Billy Weinstein had a career path all figured out. His brother is an electrician. His father, his grandfather, and his great-grandfather are all retired electricians.

    But then an opportunity from Wentworth Institute of Technology ignited a new spark in him, merging his interests, and changing the course of his career altogether.

    “I was a third-year electrician apprentice when Wentworth representatives came to our union hall at International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (Local 103) and gave us a speech about how we could pursue our degrees through our company’s partnership with the university,” Weinstein recalled. “And I saw a door that was open, and I went for it.”

    Taking part-time courses while continuing to work full-time, Weinstein earned an associate degree in #engineeringtechnology from Wentworth in 2017, and a bachelor’s degree in #projectmanagement from the university in 2019.

    Now a project manager at McDonald Electric Corp., Weinstein has been with the company for more than half a decade, and sees his hard work culminate in recognizable, widescale projects, including the citizenM building in Boston’s Back Bay.

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    Allen Wong, a distinguished faculty member in the School of Sciences and Humanities at Wentworth Institute of Technology, has been honored nationally for his outstanding contributions to education.

    Wong is the recipient of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences’ (ACJS) Award for Innovative Design. This annual competitive award—part of ACJS’ Teaching, Learning, & Scholarship division—is evaluated by a committee consisting of scholars with PhDs in criminal justice or in other related social sciences from various American universities across different regions. The award recognizes “outstanding and innovative pedagogical methods in criminal justice.”

    This prestigious award highlights Wong’s dynamic and impactful approach to teaching. His 2024 teaching highlights include developing a new course on urban criminology and continually refining pedagogical methods within existing curricula.

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