12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Students who graduate from the Industrial and Systems Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to design, improve and optimize processes, systems, products and services.

Students who graduate from the Environmental Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to tackle real-world problems around the globe. They find solutions to the planet's environmental challenges like air pollution, access to clean water, waste management, wastewater treatment and public health.

Students who graduate from the Chemical Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to play important roles in the chemical process industry in areas such as research, development, design, plant construction, plant operation and management, corporate planning, technical sales and market analysis.

Students who graduate from the Civil Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to design, build and maintain bridges, buildings, transportation facilities, coastal facilities, off-shore platforms, dams, tunnels, foundations and waterways. 

Students who graduate from the Mechanical Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to design, create and operate various types of machinery. They manage systems for energy conversion, material transport and the control of motions and forces.

Lehigh University’s undergraduate major in Engineering Mechanics offers students a comprehensive education grounded in the fundamentals of the discipline while incorporating invaluable hands-on experience opportunities. 

Students who graduate from the Bioengineering program at Lehigh University go on to work in established and emerging fields such as healthcare, biomedicine, pharmaceuticals, biomaterials and other biotechnology-related industries.

Students who graduate from the Electrical Engineering program at Lehigh University are innovators who go on to design operating room equipment; control airplanes; missiles, and satellites; create faster ways for computers and individuals to communicate; make vehicles faster and safer; and create and control new renewable sources of energy.

Lehigh University’s undergraduate major in Engineering, Arts and Sciences provides students with a unique opportunity to combine the breadth and depth of two programs of study in a four-year college experience.

Students who graduate from the Materials Science and Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to work in research, development, operations, management, manufacturing and sales. 

Lehigh University's Arts and Engineering program is designed for students looking for a rigorous education in a particular field of engineering while also having the opportunity to study a second field. 

Lehigh University’s undergraduate major in Engineering Physics offers a dual-degree curriculum that is particularly well suited for students seeking thorough preparation in the field of electronic device physics.