Compare 67 Bachelor Programs in Engineering

Erskine College maintains an engineering dual degree program with Clemson University. This program offers a robust Christian liberal arts foundation coupled with a significant level of technical specialization. Students in this program typically complete three years at Erskine and two to three years at Clemson, earning a bachelor of science degree in engineering from Clemson and a bachelor of arts degree in biology, chemistry, mathematics, or physics from Erskine.

Dual Education programs allow students to begin their academic career by pursuing a Bachelor’s degree at a partner institution while preparing for an Engineering degree from Clemson University. Students enroll in a prearranged three-year liberal-arts or science program consisting of at least 90 hours of course credit prior to transferring to Clemson. During this time, they supplement their program with courses required for the BS degree in Engineering.... [-]

Take a deep breath, get your paperwork together, gather your references, and apply to the university through Mason's online application process. Once you've been accepted into Mason, you can select a major in the Volgenau School of Engineering.

We're near some of the most advanced scientific and engineering research in the nation, which means you'll have amazing opportunities to gain hands-on experience through study abroad, internships, and research projects. As Virginia’s largest public research university, Mason will give you the resources and support you need to propel you into a rewarding career. It'll also be a fun four years.

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Dual-Degree Engineering is a way of combining Engineering with a liberal arts education. Unlike traditional programs at engineering schools, dual-degree students spend significant time studying outside of engineering and natural sciences. Dual-degree students spend time learning in the arts, humanities, and social sciences as well as the natural sciences. The dual-degree program gives students more free electives and the opportunity to become broadly educated. Writing well and speaking well are important facets of a dual-degree program at Monmouth College.

We believe that a broadly educated person is better prepared to lead a personally and professionally fulfilling life, and will be a better engineer. Since many engineers move quickly from doing “pure” engineering into managing engineers, the broad education they receive in a dual-degree program prepares them well for the future.... [-]

A flexible, well-rounded program of study.

The degree programs offered through the Department of Engineering include a foundation in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and communications upon which the technical education is built. To complement the student's area of technical specialization, the curricula contain technical writing, public speaking, social science, and humanities. The Bachelor of Science in Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.

The Industrial Supervision program includes business and management courses to prepare graduates for supervisory positions. The Advanced Manufacturing Program is a technology-based degree that prepares students for positions in high tech manufacturing.... [-]

Welcome to the Department of Engineering Technology at SWOSU where we provide our students with a great education preparing them for technical jobs in the industry.

Modern information systems are developed by diverse international teams from many countries; Political and cultural borders are no longer boundaries. The main focus of education in the Information Systems Science and Engineering Course (ISSE) is to train people who can work in this quickly evolving technical world, as team members, as innovators, and as leaders.

Students in the Information Systems Science and Engineering Course develop the information systems engineering skills necessary to work anywhere in the world and bring imagination and technical competence to every kind of project and organization, while also maintaining the powerful benefits of their own unique personalities and cultures. The program lays a foundation in the basics of engineering and the technical competency to work flexibly with continually evolving hardware, software, and user needs.... [-]

Engineer majors at Assumption (including those pursuing a minor) are provided a comprehensive curriculum that lays the foundation for future success. Students who choose to be an engineering major can pursue a dual degree through partnership agreements with both the University of Notre Dame and the School of Engineering & Applied Science (SEAS) at Washington University in St. Louis. Assumption engineering students are uniquely positioned as exceptional, well-rounded candidates in a competitive job market, with degrees from two prestigious institutions of higher learning.

Engineering degree candidates are provided a strong liberal arts education at Assumption. The science and mathematics courses prepare them to continue their studies in engineering and have meaningful careers in the field. Students who pursue a minor in engineering are provided a sound foundation in the discipline and graduate with degrees in math, computer science, chemistry or environmental science. Small class sizes provide a personalized education that allows students to immerse themselves in their subject matter and faculty mentors offer one-on-one advising that will aid them in making the right choices at both the graduate and professional levels.... [-]

The Bachelor of Engineering in Process Engineering at GUtech is tailored to the requirements of the Sultanate of Oman and the wider region, yet it draws on state-of-the-art expertise accumulated at RWTH Aachen, Germany, the affiliate University of GUtech.

The program places a strong emphasis on the employability of GUtech’s graduates. Many elements of the program are therefore accomplished in cooperation with local and international industry partners.

In addition, essential “soft skills” such as critical and creative thinking, life-long learning, intercultural communication, and teamwork are integrated throughout the curriculum, in order to give graduates all of the skills they need to become entrepreneurs, should they wish, boosting job creation in the Sultanate and elsewhere.... [-]

At Wabash, we like to say, “It won’t be easy, but it will be worth it.” Students who wish to pursue our dual degree program in engineering know this motto well. It’s hard work to earn a Wabash diploma and a bachelor of science degree in engineering from schools like Purdue, Columbia, and Washington-St. Louis. But the results are, indeed, worth it!

Wabash offers joint programs (known as dual degree programs) with Purdue University, Columbia University, and Washington University-St. Louis. In these programs, you will study the liberal arts at Wabash for three years and engineering or applied science at Purdue, Columbia or Washington, typically for two years. When you’ve completed the program, you’ll have the distinction of earning both the bachelor of arts degree from Wabash and the bachelor of science degree in engineering or applied science from Purdue, Columbia or Washington.... [-]

Engineering is vital to solving the world’s big challenges. Engineers are needed to support communities by designing and building liveable sustainable cities, they create transport and housing systems, they design and build telecommunications network, the internet and computers. Engineers design systems to ensure ample clean water for the world’s population, to find non-polluting energy sources, to create ways to assist healthy living and ageing and to advance medical and health technologies.

Engineers are team players and many become CEOs and entrepreneurs; engineering graduates run over 30 per cent of the world’s biggest international companies, nearly double the next largest discipline. Learn the fundamentals of engineering, both the technical and interpersonal skills, and apply your knowledge in real situations to prepare you for engineering the future with an internationally accredited UOW engineering degree.... [-]

The Petroleum Engineering course was first offered in 1975 by the Petroleum Engineering Department, UTM. Many graduates now work not only in Malaysia but also in many parts of the world. They work in various kinds of challenging environments; in offshore areas, deserts, deep in dense jungles, cold regions and some are so remote that they are almost completely cut off from outside world.

Petroleum engineers go to all over the places on Earth where petroleum reservoirs are known to exist. They define and develop the reservoirs, and produce oil and gas with maximum profitable recovery. Petroleum engineering isn’t just one job but it also allows one to specialize in several different specialties, each with its own unique challenges and rewards.... [-]

From the Pyramids and Roman aqueducts to the steam engine, spaceship, and smartphone, engineering is how we have been applying science to create structures and machines and transform the world around us. Engineering at Hanover offers you a rigorous and broad education, emphasizing both analysis and practical skills. You will learn in small classes, engage with supportive faculty members who are committed to your success, conduct research and present your results, gain work experience with our industry partners and have the opportunity to study abroad.

Your engineering degree features common units in the first year, giving you the opportunity to explore the full range of engineering majors before you choose your career specialization.

Bachelor in Industrial Engineering and Management

You think big, bigger, biggest. Want to work on colossal technical installations. Maintain mammoth vessels. Repair aircraft. The Industrial Engineering and Management programme is perfect for you.

Every day, hundreds of people board airplanes. You make sure these planes are in good working order. Or you are responsible for maintaining large ships. Or production facilities. Maintenance is also vital in the care and energy sectors.

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You have a flair for technology. You are quick to see how machines or processes work. You understand what steps you need to take. In what order. You solve technical problems. Or prevent them. You are also keen to look beyond borders. You are not a fearful person. You have self-belief. And you approach your tasks responsibly.... [-]

We train professionals providing a modern training adapted to the European Higher Education Area, aimed at the specialization of engineers in fields and disciplines related to Geoinformation.