Online HVACR Degrees and other Accredited Skilled Trades Degrees

Online Degrees in HVACR

The Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC/R) program prepares technicians to maintain, diagnose, and repair furnace, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. You will learn the newest technology available today to help you find your place in the job market. This program can be done in 1 to 3 years, and ranges from certificates to degrees.

If you are interested in earning an online degree in HVACR, find the online degree that best fits you..

Accredited Colleges and Universities

Online Schools with Skilled Trades : Hvacr programs

Ashworth College

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Career Diploma - Heating and Air Conditioning

Our Career Diploma in Heating and Air Conditioning program can prepare students to work year round with climate control systems and the mechanical and electrical processes of most common types of equipment. Students will learn about the basic components of systems, the tools of the trade, and soldering techniques as they learn how to diagnose problems, install new systems, and fix defective parts of the equipment. Graduates will learn how to work on refrigerant devices, and gas, oil, and electrical furnaces as they complete the program.

Campus-based Schools with Skilled Trades : Hvacr programs

Vatterott College

5 Campuses
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Institute of Technology
Where Careers Begin!

1 Campus
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Institute of Technology - Clovis

Branford Hall Career Institute
Career-focused education is right for you!

1 Campus
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Branford Hall Career Institute - Bohemia

Wichita Technical Institute

2 Campuses
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Online Schools with Skilled Trades programs

Ashworth College

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Career Diploma - Heating and Air Conditioning

Our Career Diploma in Heating and Air Conditioning program can prepare students to work year round with climate control systems and the mechanical and electrical processes of most common types of equipment. Students will learn about the basic components of systems, the tools of the trade, and soldering techniques as they learn how to diagnose problems, install new systems, and fix defective parts of the equipment. Graduates will learn how to work on refrigerant devices, and gas, oil, and electrical furnaces as they complete the program.