From announcing new industry partnerships...to employees who are making a difference in the communities where they live and work...to graduate success stories, Universal Technical Institute is making headlines across the country. Here are some examples of what's making the news at UTI.
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Jul 24, 2025City Buzz
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Jul 22, 2025CIO Review
By: Dr. Claude Tolande, UTI-Houston
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Jul 22, 2025Investors Hangout
Universal Technical Institute (UTI) is launching four additional electrical training programs as part of its ongoing commitment to expanding its educational offerings. This initiative aligns with the company’s corporate strategy aimed at enhancing educational access and career opportunities for students in high-demand fields.
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Jul 22, 2025The Andalusia Star
Several UTI campuses will begin offering Electrical, Electronics & Industrial Technology (EEIT); Electrical & Industrial Maintenance Technology (EIMT); Electrical, Robotics, and Automation Technology (ERAT); and Electrical & Wind Turbine Technology (EWTT), pending all regulatory approvals.
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Jul 15, 2025CFO
Bruce Schuman discusses how UTI is expanding programs and campuses to meet the rising demand for career-focused, skill-based education as skepticism toward the traditional college model grows.
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Jul 10, 2025Training Industry
At Universal Technical Institute, the past five years have been a period of rapid growth and transformation. What was once a group of trade schools known for automotive and diesel programs is today a multi-division company recognized for our strong student outcomes, industry partnerships and programs that range from transportation and energy to dental hygiene and allied health.
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Jul 8, 2025Stars and Stripes
The 49-year-old Mississippi native has known countless combat veterans through military recruiting for Universal Technical Institute and military service, and nothing calms them more than being on the water, he said.
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Jul 2, 2025Guru Focus
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Jul 2, 2025House & Garden
Dereck Granados, HVAC instructor at Universal Technical Institute, explains, ‘Setting your thermostat to extremely low temperatures won’t cool your home any faster but will force your AC to work harder. Aim to set your thermostat around in the mid-70s and use ceiling or portable fans to help create a breeze and move the cooler air around without overloading the HVAC system.’
