Broadband Technology C.A.S.

Advance your career by building professional, technical, and business skills for broadband and infrastructure work.

Why Study Broadband Technology at Highlands College?

After completing a Certificte of Technical Studies (C.T.S.) program, expand your career opportunities by earning a Broadband Technology Certificate of Applied Science (C.A.S.), and developing additional professional and technical skills. This program strengthens your abilities in communication, business practices, and problem-solving—preparing you for advancement into more responsible roles in broadband and infrastructure projects.

Note: Students must complete a Certificate of Technical Studies (C.T.S.) in Fiber Splicing, Heavy Equipment Operation, or Warehousing before entering the program. This ensures a strong technical foundation to build on with more advanced professional skills.

Professional Skill Development

The Broadband Technology program focuses on essential workplace skills, including communication, technical writing, and problem-solving. Students learn how to operate effectively in professional environments, supporting coordination and success on complex projects.

Business and Project Awareness

Students gain exposure to business concepts, project coordination, and construction-related processes. This broader understanding helps graduates move beyond entry-level roles and contribute to planning, organization, and project success.

Academic Skill Building

Coursework strengthens foundational skills in mathematics and applied reasoning, helping students interpret data, solve problems, and support decision-making in technical and operational settings.

Career Advancement Pathway

The Broadband Technology C.A.S. complements hands-on C.T.S. training by preparing students for expanded responsibilities. Graduates are better positioned for roles that require both technical understanding and professional-level skills.

What Is Broadband Technology?

Broadband technology includes the systems and infrastructure used to deliver high-speed internet. It combines technical work in the field with planning, coordination, and support functions that ensure projects are completed efficiently and effectively.

What Kinds of Jobs Do Broadband Technology Graduates Get?

After completing the Broadband Technology C.A.S., graduates are prepared for roles with greater responsibility in broadband and other infrastructure projects. Opportunities include lead technician roles, project support positions, and coordination roles that require both technical knowledge and professional skills.

Explore Classes in Broadband Technology

Students strengthen skills in communication, mathematics, and professional practices while gaining exposure to business and project-related concepts. Coursework supports career advancement by building the knowledge needed to work effectively beyond technical roles. See full course details in Highlands College’s academic catalog.

Financial Aid and Tuition Note

As a Certificate, Montana Tech does not offer federal financial aid for this program. Certificate programs are also not eligible for WUE or Advantage tuition rates. If a student has interest in seeking a degree that is eligible for financial aid, they should contact the Financial Aid office at (406) 496-4223 or financialaid@mtech.edu for more information on eligibility.