15 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Biocomputational Engineering at the University of Maryland brings together the field of bioengineering, a discipline grounded in fundamentals of physics, chemistry, and biology, with computation and data science, which enhances the value of all fields.

The Environmental Science and Technology major at the University of Maryland prepares students for graduate study and careers focusing on understanding the natural and built environments and resolving environmental problems and concerns for the benefit of humans and ecosystems. 

The University of Maryland offers one of the most renowned Electrical Engineering programs on the east coast; competing with other top engineering schools in the nation. Faculty, graduate students and undergraduate students are working on some of the most challenging and exciting research projects of our time.

Through hands-on education, diverse research opportunities, and a strong academic community, the Aerospace Engineering program at University of Maryland prepares students for positions within aeronautic and astronautic fields across industry, government, and academia. Our program is a top 10 program in the country and ranks sixth among public universities.

The curriculum in the Bioengineering program from University of Maryland is designed to emphasize strong fundamentals in both engineering and biology, to include experiential learning in the engineering practices, and to align with specific careers in bioengineering sub-fields.

Students in the Chemical Engineering program at the University of Maryland learn to use a combination of mathematical, physical, chemical, and biological science concepts within a rigorous engineering design framework, graduating with a unique set of skills highly valued by a wide range of employers in industry, academia, and the government.

The Bachelor of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering program from University of Maryland is designed to give graduates the breadth and depth of knowledge they need to work in the fields of civil and environmental engineering, and to continue learning throughout their careers.

Materials Science and Engineering from University of Maryland is a multidisciplinary field focused on developing materials, devices and systems that provide the foundation for advancing technology.

The Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering (CPSE) program based at the University of Maryland an exciting new engineering program offered by the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park.

The Mechatronics Engineering degree at University of Maryland is a 2-year program designed for students who have completed all UMD lower-level General Education coursework prior to transferring into the program in the fall of their junior year, either from a public Maryland community college or as an internal transfer student from the University of Maryland, College Park.

Our undergraduate program in Mechanical Engineering from University of Maryland begins with a solid background in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and basic engineering science courses.

Agriculture Science and Technology - Agricultural Education is a University of Maryland program that is a cooperative effort of the College of Agriculture and Natural resources and the College of Education. It is designed to prepare students to teach agriculture and related subjects in high school. 

Agricultural Science and Technology program at University of Maryland is a science based curriculum that allows students to obtain technological skills in a broad area of agricultural studies. 

The mission of the Fire Protection Engineering program at University of Maryland is to reduce the burden of fire losses on life and property by providing the highest quality of scientifically-based education, research and outreach in fire protection engineering, and in fire-related safety, health and environmental issues.

The educational mission of the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering program at University of Maryland is to provide students with a fundamental understanding of physical, chemical and biological processes and with the ability to apply molecular and biomolecular information and methods of discovery into products and the processes by which they are made.