Compare 276 Bachelors of Science in Engineering Studies

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.... [-]

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.... [-]

The Bachelor of Science in Health and Safety Management provides a flexible, relevant, and current curriculum that includes opportunities for students to gain knowledge in health and safety theory and practice, which are necessary in order to function at a professional level within the modern workplace. The curriculum demonstrates a combination of technical and managerial aspects necessary to design, develop and implement health and safety management systems whilst considering environmental impacts and aspects.

Whether your goal is to advance the energy sector, design public water systems, or oversee the manufacturing of equipment and products, St. Ambrose University has a program to help you reach your goals.

Our graduates work at Accenture, ExxonMobil, Genesis Health System, Boeing Charleston, Deere & Company, HON Company, Sierra Nevada Corporation Space Systems, and others.

Our rigorous, but rewarding, Mechanical Engineering program gives you hands-on, real-world experience. You will be guided by an expert and engaged faculty and gain skills that make you a sought-after asset in the workforce.... [-]

The Architectural Engineering Programme provides state-of-the-art knowledge and skills that reflect a flexible pace to match the fast growth of emerging technologies employed in the Architectural, Engineering and Construction industries to meet national, MENA and international market demands. Thus, achieving the BUE’s and the Faculty of Engineering’s key objectives to promote cultural, economic, social and technological development via capable Architectural Engineering graduates, educated to the best UK academic standards.

The BUE delivers programmes based on a British philosophy of education. This results in programmes that are very much focused on the students rather than those who deliver the material. Graduates from UK programmes typically exhibit:... [-]

Are you in charge of supplying a warehouse most efficiently? Do you want to organise the chain from raw materials up until the final product effectively and efficiently? Or do you want to be responsible for the logistic processes in a harbour area?

Logistics concerns organising and planning the flow of goods, information and people in the quickest manner possible for the lowest costs, and in which sustainability also plays a major role. In the study programme Logistics Engineering the accent lies on the technical and IT-driven aspects of logistics.

In addition to acquiring specialist knowledge, during the programme, you will develop all sorts of competencies which you will need later for being able to carry out your work well. You will do this by, amongst other things, working on a project basis on ‘real life assignments’ from the industry. Alongside projects, you will follow lectures, guest lectures and seminars, courses, training and coaching sessions. You will also undertake a number of work placements and participate in excursions and study trips. The entire study programme is very much practice-based. The total package is optimally linked to the demands of the profession and the possibility of continuing your studies further.... [-]

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.... [-]

Application period 1: 9.-23.1.2019

Application period 2: 20.3.-3.4.2019

Environmental Engineering (EE) program provides you with a wide perspective on the professional field of environmental technology. You learn about the causes, consequences, and prevention of environmental problems from local oil spills to global problems, such as climate change and microplastics in waters.... [-]

Marine Science is a well-rounded and multi-disciplinary program which has been carefully designed to take full advantage of the unique variety of marine environments available for study around the island of Hawaiʻi. Introductory lecture and laboratory courses in general oceanography and marine biology are followed by intermediate-level courses in marine ecology and evolution, marine methods, and statistical applications in marine science. The most advanced level of the degree programs is composed of specialized courses in geological, chemical, physical, and biological oceanography and electives. The programs culminate in a capstone sequence, allowing students to focus on independent projects involving research or applied internships.... [-]

Graduates acquire knowledge from the fields of electrical engineering, power engineering, automatics, robotics, analog and digital electronics, exploitation of electric systems and programming languages. They have skills in design, construction, and exploitation of power devices and systems as well as safety engineering in various fields of modern industry. They have knowledge of the basics of law for engineers, organization, and economics of production and management. This course of study combines modern electrical engineering with selected issues of electronics, automatics, microprocessor technique and computer science when taking into account requirements of economy and management.... [-]

To meet the needs of the students and society, this scheme has been developed to equip students with the specialized skills in product design and development, marketing, process control and optimization in complex organizations and businesses, in a global context. An integrative and problem-based teaching and learning approach is adopted in the scheme, helping students to develop their engineering knowledge as well as their communication, team-playing, management and self-learning skills. Graduates are able to play leading roles in industry by virtue of their well-balanced education and practical training. The skills learnt not only improve the systems of today, but also create better ones for tomorrow.... [-]

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.... [-]

A Unique Curriculum for a Changing World

Employers today are seeking engineers who are more than just technically competent. They are looking for graduates who can write and speak effectively, who are team players, and who can see the “big picture.” These are the kinds of engineers that Wartburg graduates. Unlike university curricula, Wartburg’s Engineering Science program emphasizes the breadth of background over narrow specialization. Unlike engineering programs at most other liberal arts colleges, the program is a four-year bachelor’s degree that does not require further study at another institution before seeking industrial employment.

Engineering Science at Wartburg is designed to provide you with a unique combination of:... [-]

The BSEM requires the successful completion of a total of 120 credit hours of study, 60 of which are at the upper level (junior and senior years).

A student must complete at least 30 credit hours in General Education to receive a BSEM degree. A student must also complete 54 credit hours of Engineering Management core courses. The remaining credit hours consist of elective courses.

Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to: