Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Technology

10-601-1 Associate Degree (two-year)
Offered at Superior

Residential. Public. Light commercial.

Join one of the fastest-growing trades–Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration. You will learn how to design, install, service, maintain, and operate systems and equipment in a variety of settings.

Mechanical. Skillful. Multi-tasker.

Successful graduates have certain characteristics and skills that help them succeed in the industry. As you prepare for your career, you should strive to reach a comfort level in the following courses or skills:

• General Math/Algebra
• Science
• Communications
• Health/Human Relations

Admission Requirements

General Admission Requirements

Program Outcomes

Graduates of the Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Technology program will be able to:

• Practice safe techniques when servicing and testing HVAC/R systems.
• Troubleshoot HVAC/R systems.
• Use tools and equipment to service and/or test HVAC/R systems.
• Select equipment to install for an HVAC/R system.
• Estimate HVAC/R repair cost and order parts.
• Meet requirements for EPA Refrigeration Certificate.
• Interpret HVAC/R drawings.
• Estimate a heating and cooling load.
• Communicate HVAC/R service reports for customers.

Program Costs

The estimated total program cost for the two-year Air Conditioning Heating and Refrigeration Technology program is approximately $8,450. View more information on program and costs.

The above tuition amounts do not include miscellaneous fees for various courses, tools, books, supplies, or uniforms. 

WITC Superior offers two separate scholarships to help offset tuition costs.
Twin Ports Chapter Construction Specification Institute Awards: 2 @ $375
These scholarships are open to students in the Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Technology program with a minimum GPA of 2.0.
To apply visit our Apply for a WITC Scholarship Web page.

Specific information on program costs to include textbook lists and other required program materials can be obtained from the Admissions Advisor at the campus you plan to attend.