About NIT

We are dedicated to serving the Nebraska business and industries with training and consulting services in applied technology, trades, and vocational education.

College Ownership

Nebraska Institute of Technology is owned and operated by NIT Inc., a Nebraska corporation, established in 1997, dedicated to serving the Nebraska business and industries with training and consulting services in applied technology, trades, vocational education, systems automation and industrial maintenance.

Teaching Philosophy

The NIT teaching philosophy is individualized, flexible, student focused and industry needs and services centered. NIT establishes training curriculum for workers to meet the job requirements of business and industry clients, and continues to develop further training curriculum for workers' advancements.

The industry-centered curriculum development at NIT is designed to help the industry clients with competent workers and also help with the retention of good and motivated workers. Curriculum for advanced students is developed according to individual needs or the client industry needs where students learn targeted skills for what they need for successfully performing specific jobs and eam a degree as well.

Individualized Training Concept

The individualized training philosophy at NIT stresses on valuing the effort and sacrifices of each student in trying to better themselves by learning some salable skills. This is more important to NIT regarding mature learners with children where their entire family joins with them in this sacrifice to support the parents realize their dreams.

When students commit themselves to learning, NIT will render all possible assistance and help in structuring the needed curriculum for them to achieve their goal and realize their educational and career dream in the most convenient way possible in the shortest amount of time. After the basic training is completed, academic advisors at NIT will guide the student in the same manner as graduate students working on master and Ph.D. programs are guided at universities, regardless of the fact that the NIT students are at diploma or associate degree levels.