11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Geological Engineering students at the University of Utah use their backgrounds in engineering and earth science to provide solutions to engineering problems within the context of the natural world. For example, a geological engineer might study fluid flow and contaminant transport in groundwater, geo-mechanics, geo-engineering, and the discovery, development, and utilization of energy resources.

If you want to explore the world around you and make a difference for the better, consider becoming a Chemical Engineering student at the University of Utah.

The Mining Engineering program at the University of Utah is ABET accredited and prepares you to pursue a productive, life-long career in this exciting industry.

Biomedical Engineering students at the University of Utah combine engineering principles with medical and biological sciences, with the goal of designing and creating equipment, devices, computer systems, and software to be used in healthcare.

Mechanical Engineering students at the University of Utah play a significant role in designing and manufacturing all of the products and systems essential to everyday modern life: home appliances, bikes, recreational equipment, automobiles, satellites, wheelchairs, airplanes, robots, industrial equipment, and environmental control systems.

The Electrical Engineering degree at University of Utah covers a broad range of disciplines related to computing, sensing, and communicating. 

Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Utah combines numerous disciplines, including chemistry, physics and engineering.

Computer Engineering at the University of Utah includes the design, implementation, and programming of digital computers and computer-controlled electronic systems.

Metallurgical Engineering at the University of Utah involves the study, innovation, design, implementation, and improvement of processes that transform mineral resources and metals into useful products that improve the quality of our lives.

The University of Utah’s Construction Engineering program at the University of Utah will prepare you to enter this exciting field: you will learn scientific, mathematical, engineering, and management principles so that you can plan, design, and build commercial and residential buildings.

The field of Electrical Engineering involves the analysis and design of complex electrical and electronic devices, software, and systems containing hardware and software components. The Electrical and Computer Engineering department at the University of Utah covers a broad range of disciplines related to computing, sensing, and communicating.