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B.S.E.EngineeringMajor

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Engineers design, build, and innovate for today’s world from surgical robots to energy-efficient buildings. WCU’s BS in Engineering prepares you for rewarding careers in these fields and beyond! Options include Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Robotics and Automation. You’ll benefit from small classes, expert faculty with industry experience, research opportunities, and working with industry partners. Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓƵis an extraordinary value, ranking No. 1 for affordability (2024) among ABET accredited engineering programs. If you’re inspired to create cutting-edge technology, develop sustainable infrastructure, or revolutionize how we power our future, Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓƵgives you the tools, support, and experiences to make it happen.

What You'll Learn

Explore Engineering Analysis and Design, Robotics, Computer Simulation and Modeling, Optimization, Advanced Systems and Analytics, and more. WCU’s engineering program focuses on project-based learning, which means you’ll experience and apply the concepts and theories you’re studying. You’ll also take foundational classes in calculus and physics and specialized courses in one of the program’s dynamic concentrations: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Robotics and Automation.

Students experience a two-semester senior capstone project, where you’ll be part of a team that works in collaboration with a mentor from one of our industry partners and solves a real engineering challenge.

Where You'll Go

Our graduates find jobs in engineering roles including mechanical, civil, electrical, project, research and design, distribution, nuclear, construction, network and applications engineers, as well as roles as project managers, business owners, quality analysts and more. They work in public and private sectors in diverse industries including automotive, commercial products, medical, aerospace/defense, computing and gaming platforms, construction, transportation, manufacturing and energy. Other graduates choose to pursue graduate studies at the master’s and PhD levels, unlocking deeper expertise and expanding their additional career paths with the national laboratories, academia and beyond.

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