11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Biomedical Engineering at The University of Iowa links biology, medicine, and engineering to improve human health.

The Civil Engineering at The University of Iowa is about community service, development, and improvement. It involves the conception, planning, design, construction, and operation of facilities essential to modern life, from transit systems to offshore structures to space satellites.

The bachelor program in Chemical Engineering, offered by The University of Iowa , involves the industrial application of chemicals to new inventions or to improve the world. Chemical engineers use microbes to produce pharmaceuticals and chemicals, develop new sources of energy, create artificial organs, and design the next generation of polymers. 

The Biomedical Sciences at The University of Iowa is designed for undergraduate students with an aptitude for the sciences and who plan to attend medical school or conduct biomedical research in graduate school and beyond.

The Computer Science and Engineering degree at the The University of Iowa prepares students to work in the full range of career options pursued by computer engineering and computer science graduates, and, with the appropriate choice of electives, software engineering. 

Electrical Engineering at the at the The University of Iowa is at the core of many technologies that we take for granted, including wireless communication, electrical power, consumer electronics, digital computing, computer software, computer networks, automatic controls, medical imaging, remote sensing, and the miniature devices that make all of these technologies possible.

The Engineering at The University of Iowa students have the opportunity to make a difference in the world in many ways. In the working world, an engineering degree provides a competitive advantage.

Mechanical engineers use energy principles and mechanics to design a wide variety of devices, machines, and systems, including complex human-machine systems, for energy conversion, biofuel production, environmental control, materials processing, transportation, materials handling, and other purposes. The Mechanical Engineering programme is offered at the The University of Iowa.

The Industrial and Systems Engineering at The University of Iowa is concerned with the analysis, design, and implementation of systems through optimal use of resources--human, materials, energy, information, and financial. Systems may range from small units to extremely large operations.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Iowa provides students with a strong theoretical and experimental understanding of the principles underlying hardware and software, ranging from device physics to medical imaging and electronics, embedded systems, and control systems engineering.

The Environmental Engineering at The University of Iowa will have students be productive and contributing members of the environmental engineering profession as practitioners, entrepreneurs, researchers or teachers.