Our Audio Production program is designed to respond to the rapidly changing multi-media nature of the entertainment industry. Learn how to produce audio for film, TV, games, recording engineering, live sound and more.

This program offers advanced training for audio engineering, music production and more, providing students with focused knowledge and understanding of recording engineering and foundational music and production skills.

Our analog and digital sound labs are your audio playground. Here, you’ll log real time on professional consoles, working with the same gear found in real-world studios, because this isn’t a hobby for you, it’s your life.... [-]

Environmental Engineering (EE) program gives you a wide approach to the environmental field as a profession. You will learn causes, consequences, and prevention of environmental problems. To safeguard a good living environment, internationally competent professionals of environmental technology and management are needed.

The growing need to safeguard clean environment needs more and more environmental technology and management experts. The environmental engineering field is expanding and developing rapidly around the world.... [-]

College: College of Engineering

Duration: 4 Years

Description: The chemical industry globally produces thousands of products required by people today. Chemical engineers are key members of all branches and activities of this industry.

Chemical engineers deal with a variety of areas: energy (power plants, renewable, solar), water treatment (desalination, wastewater treatment), polymers, microelectronics, nanotechnology, pharmaceutical and biotechnology, petrochemicals, security, environmental quality and more. The chemical engineer is involved in related processes from initial design to the finished product. Change is at the heart of chemical engineering. It changes structure and changes of materials to arrive at useful or valuable insights about characteristics or actions.... [-]

Program Contact: Ronald Mattis. From your cell phone to your bowl of cereal, almost everything you touch has an engineer behind it. Would you like to be one of those engineers? Would you like to touch the world? Our engineering major will help you get there. In our program, you'll learn all kinds of interesting concepts. And, you'll get to do some pretty neat things. You'll build a contraption around an egg - yes, an egg. Then you'll drop it off the roof of Fisher Hall. The idea, of course, is to build the right contraption to keep the egg from breaking. You'll start your bachelor of science degree in engineering on our campus, successfully completing the prerequisites for the junior year, and completing the degree at the Swanson School of Engineering at the Pittsburgh campus. As an entering freshman, you must meet one of the following requirements to be admitted directly to the engineering program at Pitt-Bradford. 1. SAT Math score of 500 (old test) or 520 (new test) or better, or 2. SAT Math score of 450 (old test) or 490 (new test) better and high school GPA of 3.25 or better.... [-]

Drought, erosion, floods and poor land and water management constitute major threats to food production in large parts of the world. The BSc programme International Land and Water Management addresses these problems. Students combine knowledge of engineering, environmental and social sciences, study the roles of various stakeholders involved and design land and water management improvement plans. The consequences of interventions such as dams, terracing or irrigation systems on relevant stakeholders are examined in regions spanning the entire globe: from Thailand to Ethiopia and from Peru to the Netherlands.

The bachelor's programme (BSc) in International Land and Water Management is a three-year programme. A variety of teaching methods is used, ranging from lectures, tutorials and computer-based learning, to practical field work and excursions both in the Netherlands and abroad. Students often work in small groups on certain topics. The programme, therefore, offers practical, applied and fundamental (theoretical) knowledge.... [-]

The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers an upper-division curriculum which leads to a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering. The curriculum is based on a strong foundation of fundamental courses in the pure sciences and engineering, and professional courses in mechanical engineering. The curriculum also provides a background in the design, analysis, development, and applications of both complete mechanical systems and a wide variety of individual system components in many different fields.

The B.S. degree program offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering encompasses many areas, such as solid mechanics, dynamics and controls, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, heat and mass transfer, energy conversion, and manufacturing. This background is strengthened and integrated through application in a sequence of broad engineering design and laboratory courses. The department has significant equipment for experimental investigations.... [-]

Cooperative Engineering combines studies in liberal arts and sciences at one of the United States’ premier public universities with professional preparation in engineering at top tier engineering schools. Candidates enrolled in the cooperative engineering program major in either physics, chemistry or geology. Upon completion of three full years of study in one of these disciplines, you complete two additional years of study in a selected field of engineering at one of the cooperating engineering schools. Upon completion of studies at one of the schools of engineering, you receive a liberal arts and sciences degree from Geneseo and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree from the cooperating institution.... [-]

Timber industry engineers are welcome in the primary and secondary processing of wood (sawmills, furniture factories, wood construction companies, etc.), in research institutes and universities globally.

Website: http://www.wsb.pl/english/program-offerings/poznan/bachelors-programs/majors-and-specializations/engineering-management

Engineering Management is an answer to the global market needs for T-shaped specialists. A T-shaped person has deep knowledge and skills in a particular area of specialization (vertical stem of the T symbolizes the depth of technical hard skills), along with the desire and ability to make connections across disciplines (horizontal bar of the T symbolizes a breadth of general knowledge and soft skills).... [-]

Mobile is not only a rapidly expanding industry; it’s also an increasingly important aspect of our daily lives. Its influence now reaches all corners of the globe, from the most technologically advanced societies to the developing world.

The Mobile Development bachelor of science degree program provides a complete study of the evolving processes used in professional application production. Coursework ranges from programming languages for Android and Apple devices to audio and visual asset implementation. You’ll also learn how to locate potential industry needs, research your user base, and apply that research to a comprehensive software plan.

The project-based learning environment will provide you with opportunities to strengthen your professional and analytical skills, and will help prepare you for a transition into the media and entertainment industries. In addition, our Career Development services and advisors will be available for support throughout your mobile development career path – not just while you are a student.... [-]

Our engineering courses provide an understanding of the different engineering fields and job opportunities and careers available today. You will also benefit from guest speakers and field trips to different industrial companies in southern California.

The Pre-Engineering program is designed to prepare students for junior standing at most C.S.U. and U.C. institutions. To earn an Associate Degree students must complete: (1) all major course requirements with a minimum grade of “C”; (2) 25 units of General Education Graduation Requirements; (3) the cultural diversity and reading requirements; (4) any elective courses to complete a minimum of 60 units; and, (5) have a minimum GPA of 2.0. At least 50% of all major coursework must be completed at Cypress College.... [-]

Can you manage warehouse inventories in the most efficient way? Do you see to it that lorries are always optimally loaded when leaving the warehouse? Or perhaps you want to be in charge of logistics processes in ports? Everything is possible! Upon completion of this programme, you will be the jack-of-all-trades with a bird’s eye view who sees to it that the right people, materials and information will be at the right place in the right time.

In 3 or 4 years, you will be trained to be a logistics manager. This study programme focuses on the technique of storage and transport of goods. If you interested in financial aspects and marketing of logistics processes, the bachelor’s programme International Logistics Management would probably suit you better.... [-]

The Aerospace Engineering undergraduate program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of www.abet.org.

The Aerospace Engineering program prepares graduates to have knowledge covering aeronautical engineering, and some topics from astronautical engineering. The program also prepares graduates to have design competence that includes integration of aeronautical or astronautical topics.

The students of M.A.E. have ample opportunities for internship and co-ops in the metropolitan area, with corporations such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Mitsubishi Power Generation, and Siemens. Although our degree programs do not require internships or co-ops to meet graduation requirements, a good percentage of our students enjoy the possibility to participate in these experiences.... [-]

Bachelor in Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology

The plastics and polymer engineering technology program at Penn College is one of only six in the entire world accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, and the only one that trains in all major processes. Through coursework that emphasizes project management, collaboration, and technical training, you will gain a unique and in-demand skillset. These skills will allow you to develop and design plastic materials and products used in everyday life.

Penn College's plastics faculty are industry experts with real-world experience who have led multimillion-dollar projects, published books and software, and written standards for training. Under their instruction, you will experience hands-on training in our on-site Plastics Innovation Resources Center (PIRC), a global leader in plastics education, training, and research & development. Laboratories include:... [-]