Studies of heating and ventilation allow students to work in a variety of industries, including mechanical engineering, metallurgy enterprises, chemical, oil and gas. Students learn the theory and practice of heat and air transfer, which they can then use to operate, construct and repair systems such as turbines and boilers.

An Associate of Science degree can be a great option for individuals needing a degree quickly in order to advance their career. This type of degree is more skill based and there are a variety of scientific fields that a student could pursue.