13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Electromechanical Engineering Technology from Wayne State University offers an opportunity in interdisciplinary education, resulting from the implementation of electronics and computers in engineering systems. 

Chemical Engineering from Wayne State University helps students apply knowledge in mathematics and science to chemical process design and optimization, solving technical problems safely and economically for a wide range of industries.  

Mechanical Engineering from Wayne State University is one of the broadest and most versatile of the engineering professionals.  

Industrial Engineering from Wayne State University is built upon a strong core of common courses generally completed in the freshman and sophomore years under the pre-professional engineering status. They satisfy the university general education requirements, and provide the foundation for more targeted study at the department level.

Biomedical Physics is a program from Wayne State University and it deals with applications of physics to questions of biology and medicine.  

Mechanical Engineering Technology from Wayne State University calls for a broad outlook on solving complex problems. It involves design, development and production. It keeps pace with ever-evolving technology, and mechanical engineering technologists serve as an interface between society and technology.

Electrical and Computer Engineering from Wayne State University is that it is central to many careers. It opens doors to fascinating fields from automotive, energy, telecommunications, robotics, medical systems, or even satellites and space. Understanding embedded and computer systems from the microchip architecture level to the application programming level is central to all systems. 

General Engineering from Wayne State University meets that industrial need by providing students with a strong foundation in engineering principles, experimental design and teamwork that can be applied to nearly all facets of engineering and business.

Wayne State University’s ABET-accredited B.S. in Civil Engineering prepares you to shape the spaces where we live, work, and move — from roads and bridges to water systems and air quality. 

Biomedical Engineering from Wayne State University integrates engineering and biomedical sciences throughout the four-year curriculum.

Computer Technology from Wayne State University is a crucial part of modern society, and computers lie at the heart of it all. Important things like business, banking and communication, as well as entertainment, playing games, downloading music and how we interact socially all revolve around computers.  

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technology from Wayne State University emphasizes hands-on laboratory experiences, and courses stress the practical application of mathematics, science, and engineering to solve real world problems. 

Welding and Metallurgical Engineering Technology from Wayne State University is the field of engineering with a rich historical background, where the practice has almost superseded the science.