28 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Civil Engineering Technology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte includes the study of computer-aided drafting (CAD); structures; construction; transportation (surveying, highway design and construction); water resources (hydraulics, hydrology, and environmental); and geotechnical (soil mechanics, foundations and earthwork).

Students searching for a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) may choose to pursue the Electrical Engineering, Power and Energy Systems concentration at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

The Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is intended for students interested in specialized and systematic training and education in the area of Biomedical Engineering.  

The Physics and Electrical Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is a dual degree program offered by the Department of Physics and Optical Science and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

The Electrical Engineering Technology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and expertise needed to thrive in the dynamic field of electromechanical systems.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electromechanical Systems program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is characterized by a focus on application and practice and on an approximately equal mix of theory, practice, and laboratory experience.

The Civil Engineering Technology, Applied Energy and Sustainable Systems program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte includes the study of computer-aided drafting (CAD); structures; construction; transportation (surveying, highway design and construction); water resources (hydraulics, hydrology, and environmental); and geotechnical (soil mechanics, foundations and earthwork).

The English, Language and Digital Technology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte helps students develop an “advanced literacy” that enables them to excel in analytical argumentation, problem-solving, and understanding diverse cultural perspectives.

The Systems Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte provides quality educational experiences and discovers and disseminates knowledge that serves the citizens and industries of the Carolinas, and the national and the international communities.

The Civil Engineering, Land Development Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is intended for students interested in a specialized focus in land development engineering as it relates to civil engineering and infrastructure issues.

The Mechanical Engineering, Energy Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is intended for students interested in specialized and systematic training and education in the area of power generation.

The Physics and Computer Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed to broaden and enhance the education of students in engineering degree programs

The Electrical Engineering, Machine Learning program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is intended for students interested in extra training in topics related to the theory, design and synthesis of intelligent machines with an emphasis on design of machines capable of autonomously learning rules that enable these machines to adapt their behavior from observed measurements. 

The Mechanical Engineering Technology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte includes technical and mechanical drawing, computer-aided design, machine design, manufacturing and machine processes, fluid power systems, statics and strength of materials, mechanisms, stress analysis, thermodynamic systems, energy, heat transfer, dynamics, methods analysis, and engineering economics.

The Electrical Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte covers fundamental concepts that lead to an understanding of electrical and electronic systems and their applications.

The Fire and Safety Engineering Technology, Occupational Safety program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte prepares graduates of the BSET program for careers across a broad spectrum of technologies. The program has emphasis on both technical and non-technical aspects in the fields of fire and safety.

The B.Sc. in Computer Science, AI, Robotics, and Gaming at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed to equip students with essential skills for the evolving tech landscape. This comprehensive programme typically spans four years and can be pursued on a full-time basis, preparing graduates for a range of opportunities in the field.

The Computer Engineering, Machine Learning program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is intended for students interested in extra training in topics related to the theory, design, and synthesis of intelligent machines with an emphasis on design of machines capable of autonomously learning rules that enable these machines to adapt their behavior from observed measurements.

The Civil Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is leading to the Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (B.S.C.E.) degree and consists of 120 credit hours.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology, Applied Energy program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is characterized by a focus on application and practice and on an approximately equal mix of theory, practice, and laboratory experience.