PCC Engineering

Planning to earn your engineering degree at Portland State University?
Start at PCC, where you’ll benefit from a Co-Admission agreement with PSU that makes transferring smoother and keeps you on track.

PSU’s downtown Portland campus offers majors in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, and more.

Your engineering journey starts here.

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Whether your goal is to transfer to a four-year engineering program or begin working sooner, PCC Engineering gives you options.

Choose a transfer-focused pathway or pursue an AAS degree to enter the workforce as a technician in just two years.

Flexible paths. Real outcomes.

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At PCC, engineering students learn skills that go far beyond the classroom.
You’ll practice analytical thinking, mathematical modeling, physics, lab testing, CAD design, teamwork, and project management.

These in-demand skills help open doors to internships, research opportunities, and careers in sustainability, healthcare, and infrastructure.

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There’s a reason so many engineering students start at PCC:
✔ Lower tuition
✔ Small class sizes
✔ Supportive faculty
✔ Seamless transfer pathways

Our curriculum aligns with Oregon’s top engineering universities, including PSU, Oregon State, and OIT, so you’re prepared for upper-division success.
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Engineering careers shape the world around us, from clean energy and healthcare to infrastructure and transportation.

After starting at PCC and completing your bachelor’s degree, you could work in:
• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering

Engineering jobs in the Portland area are projected to grow 18.7%, with an average salary of $87,758.
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Engineering at PCC is hands-on, challenging, and built for the real world.
You’ll work with CAD software, conduct lab experiments, explore materials science, and practice solving complex problems as part of a team.

From Engineering 101 onward, you’ll gain the technical and communication skills every future engineer needs to succeed.

Ready to get started?

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Thinking about an engineering career but want a smarter, more affordable start?
At PCC, you can complete the first two years of an engineering degree, then transfer to a four-year university like Portland State University to finish your Bachelor of Engineering.

You’ll build a strong foundation with university-level coursework while saving thousands on tuition.

Start strong. Start smart. Start at PCC.
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Start something new in 2026. Start Engineering at PCC. ✨⚙️

If the new year has you dreaming of new goals, new skills, or a new direction, our Engineering Program is the perfect place to begin. Build your foundation here, gain hands-on experience, and then transfer to a four-year university like PSU, OSU, or OIT to complete your engineering degree.

It’s a smart, high-value pathway that sets you up for real opportunities in mechanical, electrical, chemical, and civil engineering.

Your future starts with one decision. Make it this one.
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🎇 Happy New Year from PCC’s Engineering Program! 🎇

As the calendar resets, the world feels like a fresh project site: clean plans, open ground, and room for bold ideas. We’re stepping into 2026 with gratitude for our incredible students, faculty, partners, and everyone who helps our program keep building brighter futures.

To all the new students joining the PCC family this year, welcome. You’re stepping into a community that thrives on collaboration, curiosity, and the thrill of creating something that lasts. We can’t wait to see what you design, solve, lift, shape, and imagine.

Here’s to a year of strong foundations, inspired thinking, and the momentum to take your goals from blueprint to reality. Let’s build something extraordinary together. 👷‍♀️📐✨

As 2025 winds down, we’re raising our hard hats to the students who brought curiosity, grit, and heart into the Engineering program this year.

You surveyed new terrain, tackled complex designs, tested materials, asked big questions, and pushed yourselves in all the right ways.

Thank you for building this community with us. The world needs more people like you shaping what comes next.

Here’s to a strong finish and an even brighter year ahead. 🎉