12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Chemical Engineering program offered by Carnegie Mellon University is a broad discipline based on chemistry, mathematics, physics and biology that applies the principles of engineering science and process systems engineering to the development and commercialization of new products and processes. 

Mechanical Engineering education at Carnegie Mellon University, at both the undergraduate and graduate level, is flexible to allow students to customize their course of study to suit their interests and professional objectives.

The BESA in Engineering Studies and Arts at Carnegie Mellon University is a unique intercollege programme. This public study mode degree integrates technical engineering depth with creative fine arts practice. Students complete this undergraduate course by balancing rigorous scientific theory with professional artistic training.

The objectives of the Electrical and Computer Engineering program at Carnegie Mellon University represent our vision for what our students will be doing in their engineering careers five years after they have graduated. The principal behaviors we seek to foster in our students are expertise, innovation and leadership.

The faculty of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University in consultation with students, alumni and other interested parties, has decided that the overarching objective of the MSE curriculum is to provide an education that enables our graduates to be productive and fulfilled professionals throughout their careers. 

The Biomedical Engineering programme at Carnegie Mellon University is a public four-year additional major. It integrates with traditional engineering disciplines to provide a comprehensive foundation in medical technology. Students gain hands-on experience through laboratory work and a collaborative capstone design project.

The Sound Design programme at Carnegie Mellon University offers a comprehensive education in audio technology and creative composition. This full-time undergraduate degree prepares students for the future of entertainment through hands-on training in world-class facilities, focusing on both technical and conceptual skills.

The B.Sc. in Environmental Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University is a four-year, full-time public programme. It focuses on sustainable science and engineering to protect public health and ecosystems. Students gain technical expertise in water systems and climate adaptation through rigorous laboratory and project work.

The B.Sc. in Civil Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme designed for the modern built environment. This full-time course focuses on sustainable infrastructure and smart systems. Students engage in hands-on projects and technical design within a world-class public research setting.

The B.Sc. in Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University is a full-time, public programme delivered through the School of Computer Science. This undergraduate degree focuses on systems thinking and interdisciplinary problem-solving. Students master core computer science and mathematical fundamentals to design and build robots.

The Engineering and Public Policy department from Carnegie Mellon University offers additional major B.S. degree programs with each of the five traditional engineering departments in the engineering college. The engineering additional major leads to a fully accredited engineering degree that prepares students for traditional technical career. 

The Music and Technology bachelor programme at Carnegie Mellon University offers a unique interdisciplinary curriculum. This public study mode course combines music, computer science, and electrical engineering over four years. Students gain expert technical skills and artistic depth to lead innovation in the global music industry.