10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at University of Texas El Paso will emphasize learning and applying metallurgical and materials engineering fundamentals, spanning all major classes of materials. We will offer students opportunities to explore the whole gamut of applications, from advanced microelectronic technology to the basic infrastructure on which we all depend.

Industrial Engineering at University of Texas El Paso deals with the processes of improving, implementing and evaluating systems that include people, money, machines, information, energy, and materials. Industrial Engineers work to eliminate waste of money, time, energy, materials, and other resources.

Many products and services in modern society are based upon the work of electrical engineers. Electrical Engineering majors at University of Texas El Paso learn the physics of electricity and magnetism; mathematics of circuits and systems; and engineering tools of analysis and design.

This Music Technology degree at the University of Texas El Paso is intended to fill a need for undergraduate students who are interested in a career in music production and the music business. This career path includes engineering of music in a recording studio and engineering sound for a live concert. 

Civil Engineering students at University of Texas El Paso wishing to major in engineering or computer science will be classified as pre-engineering students.

The nation's first Engineering Innovation and Leadership program from University of Texas El Paso provides students with engineering knowledge, leadership theory, innovation skills and an understanding of business. Students use real-life scenarios and projects to learn how to take initiative for engineering the future.

The B.S. in Construction Engineering and Management (BSCEM) at University of Texas El Paso provides students with the knowledge and skills to become both construction engineers as well as construction managers.

The Industrial and Systems Engineering Curriculum at University of Texas El Paso is designed for students who desire to enter industry or pursue advanced studies. The curriculum provides a broad range of courses in the areas of human interface design and management, plant design, operations research, production and inventory control and quality control.

Students majoring Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering at University of Texas El Paso  can take part in research on satellite technology, lunar exploration, robotics, spaceflight guidance systems, micro-gravity 3D manufacturing, rocket propulsion systems, and Martian soil.

To meet the increasing demand of more robust, efficient, and economic design, new paradigms of engineered systems are inherently complex and contain a large number of heterogeneous subsystems. Apply now for this Mechanical Engineering program at University of Texas El Paso.