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Civil Engineering
The B.Sc. Civil Engineering at Ohio University evolved as a formal discipline at the start of the 19th century as a response to society’s needs for increased mobility and convenience. Because of the broad nature of civil engineering and the way the program is set up, a wide range of career paths is available to graduates of the program.
Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business - Precision Agriculture
The Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business - Precision Agriculture programme at Mississippi State University is a four-year, full-time course. It combines technical expertise with business management, focusing on GPS and digital mapping for modern agricultural production within a public university setting.
Bioengineering
Bioengineering is an engineering discipline at Yildiz Technical University which provides solutions to the problems in medicine and natural sciences using the principles of engineering and fundamental sciences from a multidisciplinary aspect.
Aerospace Engineering
The successful Aerospace Engineering student and professional at The University of Alabama is skilled in mathematics, physics, and computer programming and usage. He or she is also prepared to be diligent in completing assigned work.
Mechanical Engineering
The Mechanical Engineering program at Old Dominion University is designed to prepare its graduates for professional practice in many facets of engineering, such as research, development, design, planning, testing, management, and consulting.
Construction Engineering Technology
The Construction Engineering Technology of Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University program offers specialized instruction in modem techniques of the construction practice.
Construction Engineering
Construction Engineering majors at The University of Alabama typically like to build things and figure out ways to do so more quickly and with less waste materials. In the field, construction engineers work on different types of building projects, coordinating with team members to create cities and communities where people live and work.
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering graduates at University of Delaware apply the basic sciences of mathematics, physics, chemistry, and materials science to control and transform energy and information in ways that are vital to the operation of modern society.
Aerospace Engineering
Aerospace Engineering at Florida Institute of Technology is primarily concerned with the design and analysis of aircraft and spacecraft. Subfields include aerodynamics, structures, controls, and propulsion systems.
Systems Science and Engineering
Systems Science and Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis is based on an approach that views an entire system of components as an entity rather than simply as an assembly of individual parts; each component is designed to fit properly with the other components rather than to function by itself.
Environmental Engineering
Turn your passion for the environment into a rewarding career. The Environmental Engineering program at Michigan Technological University teaches you how to be a steward for our planet.
Engineering Technology - Civil Engineering Technology
The Engineering Technology - Civil Engineering Technology program at Wichita State University gives you the knowledge and practical skills in engineering and technology fundamentals, engineering principles, instrumentation, mathematics, science, and applied design.
Chemical Engineering
Chemical Engineering at Florida Institute of Technology is the study and application of chemical principles to industrial processes. Chemical engineering students build a strong foundation in mathematics, chemistry, and the fundamentals of engineering.
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology ABET-accredited program from New Jersey Institute of Technology emphasizes the application of electrical/electronics principles and devices and computer hardware and software.
Civil Engineering
The Civil Engineering program offered by the Louisiana State University is ideal if you are fascinated by your surroundings and how they connect to the world around us.
Chemical Engineering
The Chemical Engineering programme at the University of California, Santa Barbara provides a premier full-time undergraduate education. This four-year Bachelor of Science degree combines fundamental scientific principles with practical engineering applications, preparing students for leadership in a global technological society.
Electrical Engineering
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.
Mechanical Engineering
Students majoring in Mechanical Engineering at Duke University learn the classical engineering disciplines and mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology. They also gain broad exposure to Duke’s excellent social sciences and humanities offerings.
Materials Engineering
The Materials Engineering programme at Iowa State University provides a comprehensive public education in the science of atomic structures. This bachelor level degree focuses on developing innovative materials for global sustainability. Students engage in full-time study to master the design and manufacturing of durable, high-performance solids.
Civil Engineering
The Civil Engineering curriculum within the School of Civil and Construction Engineering at Oregon State University includes the basic sciences, social sciences, humanities, communication skills, engineering sciences, and engineering design in order to teach students an integrated approach to practical solutions.