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Powering Innovation and Technology in New Hampshire
New Hampshire’s high-tech sector is made up of more than 5,000 businesses employing over 44,000 people earning $68,000, which is below the state's all-industry average of $82,673. The sector’s output of $3 billion in gross regional product (GDP). The high-tech industry is a powerful economic engine in New Hampshire, employing tens of thousands, contributing billions to GDP, and offering high wages. The Merrimack Valley and Seacoast stand out as hubs of technology innovation and employment, driven by both homegrown firms and regional offices of national players.
Relevant Educational Programs
Community College System of New Hampshire
Offers degree and certificate programs at campuses around the state: Robotic and automation; RAET; computer and electrical technologies, graphic design labs
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UNH College of Professional Studies
Online bachelor's programs in CIT and technology management; boot camps available
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UNH Engineering Tech
Practical ET courses: automation, microcontrollers, DSP
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Academy for Science and Design
STEM-intensive middle/high school for grades 5–12; strong innovation focus.
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New Hampshire Technical Institute
Robotics & Automation Engineering Technology (RAET) associate degree.
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Great Bay Community College
Advanced Composites Manufacturing certificates via ATAC.
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Lakes Region Community College
Computer and Electrical Technologies, Graphic Design labs.
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UNH College of Professional Studies
Online bachelor's programs in CIT and Technology Management; boot camps available.
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