11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The interdisciplinary nature of the Environmental Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute offers you the flexibility to tailor your degree to your interests and career goals, choosing the perfect blend of courses from civil engineering and chemical engineering.

As a student in Worcester Polytechnic Institute degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) program, you’ll explore the latest developments in everything from medical devices to cell phones and be inspired to improve it all.

The Industrial Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute is offered through WPI's Foisie Business School and is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

The Architectural Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute is a four-year ABET accredited program that includes a capstone design project in the 4th year.

Students of the Robotics Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute do much more than actually study robots—they build them, interact with them, explore their design and function, and push them to their limits.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute BS in Chemical Engineering program welcomes you into a close-knit, collaborative atmosphere where teamwork, self-designed projects, and creativity are highly valued.

As a student in the Civil Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, you’ll master and apply the fundamentals and be able to specialize. Be immersed in protecting the earth’s air and water, in the engineering behavior of earth materials, or in finding better ways to move people and goods.

The Aerospace Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute is for the student who wants to build an exciting career around machines that fly and wants to get started doing that now. Whether it’s aircraft or spacecraft that captivates you, we understand your fascination and will give you the technical tools and knowledge to make a difference in the aerospace field.

The Mechanical Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute provides you with the essential skills and experiences to explore mechanical engineering’s diverse opportunities. Fifty percent of our mechanical engineering requirements are electives, so you’ll choose an academic path targeted at what interests you most.

If the idea of creating a device that offers ergonomic and accurate hypodermic drug delivery or finding an effective way to collect more umbilical cord blood is exciting to you, a degree in Biomedical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute will provide you with the knowledge, support, and resources needed to explore these and other avenues in your future career.

The Liberal Arts and Engineering program from Worcester Polytechnic Institute is designed to be flexible while supporting its core in engineering and the liberal arts.