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Some of Indiana’s most in-demand skills can’t be built at a four-year college. Building them means training hands-on with the same equipment used by the professionals; it means side-by-side guidance and mentoring from industry-experienced instructors; it means training with a curriculum developed to meet the needs of each specific field. All of this, and a lot more, is waiting for you at Lincoln Tech in Indianapolis, IN.

Students from around the country come to Indianapolis to train at Lincoln Tech. Our campus has been a cornerstone of the city’s professional training scene since 1961, and we’re located less than 10 miles from spots like the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home of the Indy 500, and the Indianapolis Speedrome.

Beyond the auto industry, employers across the state and around the country are experiencing a shortage of skilled workers of all kinds. Hiring managers in the diesel, manufacturing, collision repair, health sciences, electrical and electronics, climate control (HVAC), and welding fields are having trouble finding candidates for their open positions because of the large shortage of skilled workers. Lincoln Tech graduates are helping close the national skills gap, and you can be a part of the solution after you graduate. Every program we offer can lead to a rewarding, exciting, and challenging future. No two days in these fields are ever quite alike, and you will find training here that prepares you for just about anything you will face on the job.

Training Programs

• Automotive Service Technology – The Automotive Service Technology program trains you for a career in a field that is projected to have more than 14,000 positions opening between 2020 & 2030¹.
• Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology – a convenient Blended Learning format lets you complete some of your coursework online from home so you can spend more time on campus painting, airbrushing, and performing hands-on auto body repairs.
• HVAC - Indiana projects 5% growth in job demand for HVAC Technicians by 2030⁴. Graduates from this program can also apply for the specialized Hussmann training partnership program⁵.
• Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machining and Manufacturing Technology – our Indianapolis campus houses the Gene Haas Center for Advanced Automation. Careers in advanced manufacturing begin here.
• ÑÇÖÞÍø¼t¶µã and Truck Service Technology – learn how to repair and maintain tractors, hydraulic systems, power generators, construction equipment and big rigs.
• Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology – earn your diploma or work toward an Associates Degree to increase your earning potential.
• Medical Assistant (MA) & Medical Assistant Technology (MAT) – Indiana projects a need for more than 24,000 medical assistants between 2020 and 2030². Choose between our Medical Assistant diploma program, an 880-hour hands-on training regimen that takes about 37 weeks to complete, or our Medical Assistant Technology degree program, which takes approximately 79 weeks to complete. The Medical Assistant Technology program confers an Associate of Applied Science degree to the successful graduate. Students in the Medical Assistant diploma program can opt to add on the MAT curriculum if they wish to continue their training to the AAS level. Both ÑÇÖÞÍø¼t¶µã are offered to help meet the projected high demand for skilled medical assistants in the State of Indiana.
• Welding Technology – this program trains you for a career in the welding industry, and the State of Indiana projects job openings for 19,000 welders by 2030³.

Specialized Training Partnerships

Some of the finest manufacturers in the world partner with Lincoln Tech to train their next generation of technicians.
	Located at our Indianapolis campus is the FPSA/FIT Advanced Technician for the Food Industry program. Qualified graduates from any Lincoln Tech Electrical or HVAC ÑÇÖÞÍø¼t¶µã can apply.
	Located at our Indianapolis campus is the Haas Center for Advanced automation. Haas Automation, producers of enterprise-level CNC machines, sponsors this center which educates the upcoming generation of skilled machinists.
	Johnson Controls Prep training program is available at this campus. Graduates from our EEST program can also apply for specialized product-specific training sponsored by Johnson Controls at the Johnson Controls Academy in Columbia, MD.
Also available to graduates of our Indianapolis automotive program is the opportunity to apply for specialized training in manufacturer-specific technology. These ÑÇÖÞÍø¼t¶µã are offered at various Lincoln Tech campuses across the country. Contact your campus Admissions team to learn more about all the training opportunities available to you at Lincoln Tech.
To learn more, please visit our specialized training partnerships page. You are also welcome to call the Lincoln Tech Indianapolis campus and speak with an admissions representative at (317) 632-5553.

 Campus Features

• CNC machines provided by Haas Automation, which students use to learn how to program, operate and gain industry-specific hands-on skills.
• 37 auto bays, 16 diesel bays and 2 collision paint booths set in a 126,000 square-foot training center.
• A pre-wired Smart House and other facilities for Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology (EEST) students to practice the latest techniques in installation, fiber optic cabling, fire alarms and more.
• Mega labs for Automotive and ÑÇÖÞÍø¼t¶µã ÑÇÖÞÍø¼t¶µã.
• A Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology program where you’ll learn how to make cars look like new again through structural analysis, airbrushing, paint-less dent repair techniques and more.
• Take a virtual tour of our Indianapolis campus.

What’s Nearby

• Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
• Indianapolis Speedrome.
• Easy to reach from Route 465 and I-65.
• Conveniently located near a major IndyGo bus line.
• Close to Bankers Life Fieldhouse, home of the NBA’s Pacers.
• A short drive from Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts.
• Less than half an hour from Monument Circle.
• Near the state’s Capitol district.

Lincoln Tech’s Indianapolis campus has everything you need to begin a career in exciting hands-on industries – many of which are growing rapidly in the state of Indiana, nearby in Illinois and Ohio, and across the country. Get started today by calling or visiting this historic campus.