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Aerospace Engineering
Students in the Aerospace Engineering program at Missouri University of Science and Technology specialize in flight systems that operate in the earth’s atmosphere and in space, whether it be autonomous systems, airplanes, rockets or helicopters.
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis is the profession for those intrigued with electrical phenomena and eager to contribute their skills to a society increasingly dependent on electricity and sophisticated electronic devices.
Civil Engineering
The Civil Engineering bachelor programme at Carleton University is a comprehensive public degree designed for future infrastructure experts. This full-time course provides extensive training in designing and maintaining essential systems. Students benefit from industry-relevant curricula and advanced research facilities.
Chemical Engineering
The Chemical Engineering degree program from University of New Hampshire is tailored to students who want to analyze and design processes related to the transfer and transformation of energy and materials. Graduates from this program apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering to identify, formulate and solve chemical engineering problems.
Chemical Engineering
The Chemical Engineering program of Rochester Institute of Technology prepares you to advance nano-scale composites, pharmaceuticals, plastics, fibers, metals, and ceramics and to develop alternative energy systems, biomedical materials and therapies, and strategies that minimize the environmental impact of technological advancements.
Industrial Engineering Technology (Logistics)
The major in Industrial Engineering Technology (Logistics) at the University of Southern Mississippi is designed to prepare students to meet the growing demands of industry for employees with expertise in manufacturing processes, statistical quality control, production management, automation and computer-aided manufacturing with a special emphasis area in logistics.
Manufacturing Engineering
Design your future with the Manufacturing Engineering program at North Dakota State University, a perfect fit for those who want to shape the world around them.
Geological Engineering
Geological Engineering students at the University of Utah use their backgrounds in engineering and earth science to provide solutions to engineering problems within the context of the natural world. For example, a geological engineer might study fluid flow and contaminant transport in groundwater, geo-mechanics, geo-engineering, and the discovery, development, and utilization of energy resources.
Chemical Engineering
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.
Geological Engineering
The Geological Engineering program at Missouri University of Science and Technology get a solid grounding in geology and engineering and can become registered in both professions. Our office is the world. We work outside, in offices, and in labs using sophisticated software and data acquired from satellites, drones, drill rigs, and boots on the ground.
Chemical Engineering
The Chemical Engineering programme at the University of South Florida provides a comprehensive public education for aspiring engineers. This bachelor degree focuses on core technical mastery and professional ethics. Students engage in full-time study to develop the skills required for modern industrial innovation.
Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute explores the arts at the intersection of the humanities, and the physical, computational, engineering, and social sciences.
Architectural Engineering (Omaha)
The Architectural Engineering (Omaha) programme at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a four-year, full-time B.Sc. degree requiring 128 credits. Based on the Scott Campus, this professional course focuses on the technical design of high-performance buildings, integrating engineering principles with architectural aesthetics.
Chemical Engineering: Mineral Processing
Chemical engineers—sometimes known as process engineers—design, implement and improve technology to make life more comfortable and safe, while minimizing the effect that we have on the environment. Enroll now in the Chemical Engineering: Mineral Processing BEng program at the University of Saskatchewan!
Mechanical Engineering
Based on a firm foundation of basic science, applied mathematics, and engineering sciences, the Mechanical Engineering program of University of Rochester is designed to prepare well-trained, creative, responsible engineers capable of assuming leadership roles in their profession.
Chemical Engineering
The Chemical Engineering program offered by the Louisiana State University pairs the principals of chemistry, physics, and biology with the design skills of an engineer.
Environmental Engineering
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.
Integrated Science and Technology
The Integrated Science and Technology degree at James Madison University prepares students for a variety of high-demand careers in growing fields.
Environmental Engineering
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.
Biomedical Engineering
The Biomedical Engineering at The University of Iowa links biology, medicine, and engineering to improve human health.