Locations

Step onto Tulsa Tech’s third oldest campus and you’ll find excited students building their careers through the automotive and manufacturing training hub of the region. Students can also take advantage of the sprawling campus when learning to drive tractor-trailers.

The District Service Center is the centralized-location for critical services of the district. Home to everything from vehicle maintenance to district printing and mail operations, this team is the heartbeat of our operation.

The original campus is more than 50 years old and could share thousands of stories of students moving on to successful careers. Today our gem is going through a gradual facelift, and is home to health care training, customized workforce development and the STEM Academy.

Highly visible from highway 169, it houses all of Tulsa Tech’s hospitality programs, training students to plan and prepare menus, and coordinate events from start-to-finish. The campus also provides flexible and wide-ranging career training for students in health science, information technology, and STEM options leading to high-paying careers.

This campus houses Tulsa Tech’s “first responder” career training options, including criminal justice and paramedic training, and why you might see flashing lights from time to time. It is home to many administrative career training options, welding, cosmetology and barbering, alongside a working daycare for early care and education students.

Adjacent to Tulsa Riverside Airport, the Riverside Campus is fittingly the home to Tulsa Tech’s aviation programs. Opened in 1999, the campus also boasts a wide-range of information technology and audio/visual programs to help train students for a constantly-changing world.

One of our newer campus locations conveniently-located off of highway 412, the cozy Sand Springs Campus creates an atmosphere that students describe as “family”. This campus is home to unique art and communications programs, as well as construction-related careers.

High School Extension programs offer students a new way to experience the hands-on, real-world training Tulsa Tech offers. The programs give students the chance to take career training classes without leaving their high school.