Fall registration opens for all of MAMC’s academic programs

Registration officially opens March 30 to new students enrolling for fall term in Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center’s (MAMC) career skills programs, offered in partnership with Mountwest Community and Technical College.

The following day, March 31, registration officially opens for new students enrolling for fall term in MAMC’s South Charleston Machine Tool Technology program, offered in partnership with BridgeValley Community and Technical College.

Individuals interested in the Machine Tool Technology program in South Charleston or the Machinist Technology/CNC, Welding Technology or SMART (Systems Maintenance, Automation and Robotics Technology) in Huntington or Point Pleasant (SMART only) should first complete MAMC’s online application for the specific program using the following links:

  • Machine Tool Technology (South Charleston) apply
  • Machinist Technology/CNC (Huntington) apply
  • Welding Technology (Huntington) apply
  • SMART (Systems Maintenance, Automation and Robotics Technology (Huntington and Point Pleasant) apply

An MAMC student support specialist will contact applicants to explain the next steps to complete enrollment and register for classes.

Students in each of MAMC’s career skills programs earn industry certifications, one-year certificate degrees and two-year associate of applied science degrees through our college partners.

To learn more about any of MAMC’s career skills programs, visit www.mfg.marshall.edu/careers.

March 26, 2026

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