Diesel Equipment & On-Site Power Generation Technology majors

These programs provide students the opportunity to develop skills in repairing and servicing diesel-powered highway vehicles.

40 late-model diesel engines, 15 drive-axle carriers, 15 power-shift transmissions, 10 Allison transmissions, 30 mechanical transmissions, 12 refrigeration units, and 10 truck tractors
The Diesel Center provides students with the opportunity to work on a variety of apparatus including 40 late-model diesel engines, 15 drive-axle carriers, 15 power-shift transmissions, 10 Allison transmissions, 30 mechanical transmissions, 12 refrigeration units, 10 truck tractors including a 2011 Freightliner with Tier 4 Emissions, a 2011 Freightliner with an Eaton hybrid drive system, Kenworth, Peterbuilt, Freightliner, International, and Mack.

Choose a degree
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)

Diesel Technology

  • heavy-duty truck technician
  • field service and sales representative
  • service and warranty writer

On-Site Power Generation

  • power generation technician
  • industrial maintenance
  • sales representative

Certificate

Diesel Technician

  • heavy duty truck technician for dealership
  • field service technician
  • assistant service manager

Related Majors

Automotive majors
  • The only Penn State affiliated automotive program offers both technology and tradition.
Technology Management
  • After completing an associate's degree or equivalent coursework, you have the opportunity to complete a Bachelor of Science degree on the Penn College campus or online via distance learning.
  • Two-Plus-Two major
  • Available through distance learning

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