11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

This interdisciplinary field combines aspects of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. Students study Biomedical Engineering at Catholic University of America to be of service to people and to apply advanced technologies to complex problems of medical care.

The Bachelor of Construction Engineering and Management at the Catholic University of America will study the fundamentals of engineering and basic science and be challenged to think critically in various design courses.

The Aerospace Engineering Concentration at the Catholic University of America aims to provide students with foundations of the design of aircraft and spacecraft. Coursework related to this concentration will focus on aerospace fundamentals, including flight dynamics, aerodynamics, power and propulsion systems, and aircraft structures.

Mechanical Engineering, taught at Catholic University of America serves humanity by solving problems and making life better, contributing to overall economic development, and protecting the environment. 

Electrical and Computer Engineering from Catholic University of America, students partner in research with organizations such as NASA, Department of Defense, and the National Science Foundation.

The Catholic University of America offers an undergraduate joint degree program in pre-professional Architecture and Civil Engineering program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and a Bachelor of Civil Engineering.

Civil Engineering majors at Catholic University of America can choose a specialization path in construction engineering and management, environmental engineering, structural engineering, or transportation engineering. 

As an Environmental Engineering student at Catholic University of America, you will be exposed to a wide range of fundamental science and engineering courses including math, physics, chemistry, biology, classical mechanics, hydraulics and hydrology. Additionally, you will take courses designed to prepare you to tackle present-day environmental problems using modern technology.

The Bachelor of Transportation Engineering at the Catholic University of America focuses on the design and construction of  airports, highways, railroads and public transit. Students in this track will study design and operations, traffic flow and control and demand analysis and policy planning.

The Bachelor of Structural Engineering at the Catholic University of America focuses on analyzing and designing structures with the aim of making sure they withstand external forces, including gravity loads, earthquake, wind and hydrodynamic forces. 

During the Bachelor of Technology Management at the Catholic University of America you will learn how to use computers, networks, and systems to deliver high value to customers. You will explore a variety of systems to learn about their impact on business. You will spend time studying the Amazon business model, from the webfront stores to the backend distribution warehouses.