Undergraduate Degree Programs

As an aerospace engineer, you could be part of a team that is the first to launch a rocket putting astronauts on Mars, design a permanent habitat in space, or build a super-mileage solar-powered aircraft.

Biomedical engineers combine the problem-solving ability of engineers with the knowledge of the biological and medical fields to develop new solutions for improving human health, healthcare, and quality of life for all people.

Chemical engineers are responsible for the economical, safe, and environmentally benign production of useful quantities of vital products from grams of a new drug to tons of a commodity chemical.

Civil engineers build societies, from the landmarks that define who we are to the hidden infrastructure essential to our quality of life.

Computer Engineering is a diverse and ubiquitous field, touching people's lives in many ways. It is primarily concerned with the creation of information processing devices and systems. Computer engineers conduct design and development in all aspects of computing and are trained to address critical interface issues between hardware and software essential to systems throughout society.

Computer Science is a systematic study of the concepts, foundations and applications of software, hardware, and intelligent systems. Typical subjects include: programming languages, data structure, algorithms, computer organization, operating systems and machine learning.

Electrical engineers provide energy solutions to light our homes, design, analyze and optimize wireless communication devices and networks, develop biomedical devices that saves lives, and advance new green technologies that will power our future.

Engineering physicists focus on the more fundamental aspects of electrical engineering and physics, but with extensive contact with the applied aspects (instrumentation, circuit design) of those subjects.

Environmental engineers work at the interface of society and the environment, striving to protect both human and ecosystem health. They help make water safe to drink, air clean to breathe, and restore water quality in the Great Lakes and throughout the world.

Industrial engineers save industries and businesses money and increase efficiency by eliminating waste of time, money, materials, energy, and other commodities. Industrial engineers design a wide variety of systems that combine people, technology, information, materials, transportation, and energy to make goods or services.

Mechanical engineers use principles of energy, mechanics, and materials to design and manufacture machines and devices of all types, and create the processes and systems that drive technology and industry.