Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Science in Engineering has been designed to provide a structured scientific and engineering education for those individuals who wish to practice engineering. The program affords the engineering student the opportunity to study and learn those basic subjects common to all engineering programs, science, mathematics, etc., and select areas of concentration.

At the graduate level, research and education go hand-in-hand. Recognizing the continuing demand for pioneering technology while responding to the new need for an understanding of broad interactions, two basic tracks are provided. Some students may be interested in physical processes or in the analysis and design of component facilities and hence, work in a fundamental area such as soil, water or structures. Others may study the planning, design, construction and operations of large scale systems of facilities in fields such as transportation, water resources and other public services or computer oriented fields.

The program requires 120-23 US Credits/240-46 ETCS for graduation, including 60 credits of study applicable to the General Education Requirement.

The Bachelor of Science in Engineering program is composed of two levels: Engineering Core  (45 credits required) and your area of concentration (18 credits required including a project).