WCTC Mission
Waukesha County Technical College provides accessible career and technical education to strengthen our community through lifelong learning.
As a leader in workforce development, Waukesha County Technical College offers more than 150 areas of study, including associate degree, technical diploma, apprenticeship and short-term certificate programs. WCTC’s academic programs offer hands-on training that can be immediately applied in the workplace.
Your student experience is enhanced by academic support, career services and a vibrant campus life scene. It all adds up to a comprehensive education that puts student learning at the forefront, personalizing the college experience and ensuring success.
Waukesha County Technical College provides accessible career and technical education to strengthen our community through lifelong learning.
To be the modern comprehensive regional college that ignites people to thrive in a changing world.
Transform WCTC to meet the needs of the 21st century.
Deliver an unparalleled education in a rapidly changing world.
Foster an environment where people reach their full potential.
Ensure successful partnerships and community prosperity.
Evolve into a vibrant, multifaceted heart of the community.
Streamline all college functions.
WCTC's Foundation works to foster lifelong learning and workforce development in our community.
WCTC FoundationWCTC recognizes diversity, equity and inclusion as core institutional values.
Explore DEIMany students feel lost in large lecture halls and learn better in small classes with individualized attention. WCTC’s average class size is approximately 16 students, so your instructors will get to know you well and help you achieve your personal goals.
All of WCTC’s instructors are qualified to teach in their area of instruction, with industry-recognized degrees and occupational experience in their area of instruction.
Our students learn on the most advanced technology available in their fields, from world-class IT networking labs to our state-of-the-art Robotics and Human Patient Simulation labs.
Incoming students can earn significant credit through their school, work and life experiences. WCTC also offers numerous transfer agreements with four-year colleges and universities for those interested in continuing their education.
Rather than simply memorizing theory, you’ll apply what you learn through hands-on projects. This applied approach helps reinforce concepts and keep you interested and motivated.
WCTC students complete internships at more than 100 different companies, allowing them to gain relevant work experience while earning college credit. More than 60 percent are hired by their employer upon completing their internship.
Employers consistently hire WCTC grads because they know they have the skills to immediately contribute. More than 1,400 business leaders serve on WCTC advisory committees, ensuring that what we teach in the classroom reflects the latest industry trends.
Find the latest editions of the student handbook, IMPACT magazine, newsletters and more.
View PublicationsAll students are given opportunities to develop and demonstrate critical life skills.
Explore SkillsView more WCTC data on the National Center for Education Statistics' College Navigator. For more information on student success statistics, contact Viktor Brenner, Director of Institutional Research & Effectiveness, at 262.691.5577.
Students may be enrolled in more than one of these areas.
* Source: WCTC Graduate Success 2021
** Source: Employer Follow-up 2018
Since 1923, Waukesha County Technical College has been preparing students for success within the regional and global economy. Learn more about WCTC’s history in Education for a Lifetime.