* Technical schools/colleges: These institutions are far more common for this type of vocational training.
* Community colleges: Many offer certificate or associate degree programs in automotive technology, often with collision repair as a specialization.
* Apprenticeships: Direct training through dealerships and repair shops is also a significant pathway.
While some universities might incorporate elements of collision repair into broader automotive engineering or technology programs, a dedicated *degree* program focused solely on auto collision repair at the university level is rare. To find programs, you'd need to search specifically for automotive technology programs at community colleges and technical schools in your area or region of interest.