2.8k Bachelor's degrees in General Engineering & Technology

The Communication and Engineering program at Northwestern University offers students the opportunity to earn bachelor’s degrees in both communication and engineering in five years. 

As a student in the Engineering program at the University of Alberta, you have the opportunity to tap into the considerable resources of the Faculty of Engineering.

Telecommunications Network Engineering from Pompeu Fabra University offers strong, innovative training and applied learning in new telecommunication network services, multimedia content, and digital audiovisual media.

The Information Science and Technology program at Missouri University of Science and Technology is a STEM degree that will provide you with the necessary skills to connect management and technology in today’s workforce. Graduates in this field empower organizations by managing and supporting information systems to yield a more efficient and profitable enterprise.

In the Theatre Technology program from DePaul University, you’ll be trained to execute the realization of a designer’s vision working as a technical director, rigger, draftsperson, props artisan, scenic carpenter, and theatrical craftsperson.

The Materials Science and Engineering course offered at The University of Manchester is a synthesis of physics, chemistry, and engineering. It is the building block on which modern industry has and will continue to advance.

At Applied Technology from Wilmington University you'll apply tools to develop and present communications that are coherent, unified, and focused.

The Bachelor of Science in Technical Communication from Kennesaw State University will provide you with the hands-on experience and skills needed to become a professional in technical communication.

Engineering Science is a dual-degree program, as students begin with two years of general education, math and science foundation at Tennessee Wesleyan University, followed by two years at one of our partner institutions, Tennessee Tech or University of Tennessee (2+2*).

At INTO Illinois State University the International Year One in Science, Applied Sciences and Technology - Mathematics-B.S. program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Illinois State University.

Mining engineers work at mineral extraction enterprises. They are responsible for organizing and managing mining operations, which include the extraction, recovery, and transportation of minerals from a mine. Learn more with the Mining and Minerals Engineering degree from Nazarbayev University.

In the Engineering Science program from Sweet Briar College you’ll jump in right away: Every class is project-based, hands-on learning. It’s all the challenge and sense of purpose you’re looking for — discovering all the ways you can become a woman who gets things done.

Berea’s Computer Science Department is well-known for its caring faculty and strong curriculum. The Department offers the Computer and Information Science program of Berea College with four different choices of concentrations, as well as a minor in Computer Science.

The Engineering and Applied Science program at California Institute of Technology - Caltech emphasizes design (synthesis) as an essential part of every engineer's capability and aim to prepare students for research and professional practice in an era of rapidly advancing interdisciplinary technology.

The Engineering program of Wartburg College provides students with a unique combination of technical expertise, mathematical and scientific skills, and a true liberal arts perspective. In addition to offering concentrations in mechanical and electrical engineering, the program emphasizes breadth of background and prepares graduates who can see the “big picture,” a trait employers value.

The Engineering - Mechanical Engineering major at Elizabethtown College is designed to prepare students for a technical career in the workforce or for graduate school.

The Mathematics - Pre - Engineering Program at Bethany College provides students with an undergraduate education in mathematics, including a focus on the application of mathematics in engineering and related fields.

The Engineering - Double Degree at Sacred Heart University is a five-year, full-time bachelor programme delivered on campus. Students spend three years developing a liberal arts foundation before completing two years of technical study at a partner institution, earning two distinct degrees for a competitive career edge.

Integrated Science, Business, and Technology from La Salle University is a unique major that integrates the study of science, technology, mathematics, business, and the liberal arts to study the process of innovation. Among the two concentrations, biotechnology or energy and natural resources, students are provided with the multidimensional ability to solve complex, real-world problems.

The Advanced Vehicle Systems programme at Brigham Young University Idaho provides a comprehensive education in automotive engineering and technology. This full-time degree focuses on modern transport solutions and technical innovation. Students gain essential skills for the evolving automotive industry at Brigham Young University Idaho.