818 Dunwoody Boulevard
Minneapolis, MN 55403

Dunwoody College of technology, founded in 1914, is a private, non-profit, technical institution of higher education, located on 15 acres of land on the Western edge of downtown Minneapolis. The buildings that comprise the Dunwoody campus have a gross area in excess of 300,000 square feet.

Dunwoody classes are organized on a 12-week schedule. Programs are three or six quarters in length. Students at the Minnesota technical school are pursuing diplomas or associate of applied science degrees and are prepared for entry-level employment in technical careers.

The associate degree requires students to complete a minimum of 33 quarter credits of collegiate level arts and sciences courses. Dunwoody College of Technology also offers students the opportunity to pursue a bachelor of science in applied management degree that can be completed in two additional years.

Quick Facts

Dunwoody College of Technology has trained more than 250,000 men and women for technical careers.

The prominent Minneapolis businessman, William Hood Dunwoody, left three million dollars in his will to establish Dunwoody.

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