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Engineering Degrees

Join one of the best engineering schools in the region.

Choose from engineering bachelor's degrees in Aerospace, Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Cybersecurity, Electrical, Geological, Mechanical and Petroleum Engineering. Earn your master's in just one more year with our accelerated pathways.

Program type:
Major
Format:
On Campus or Online
Est. time to complete:
4 years
Credit hours:
125-130
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Different Types of Engineering Degrees

Application Deadlines
Fall:
Aug. 15
Spring:
Dec. 15
Summer:
May 1

 

If you're an international student, refer to the international application process for deadlines.


Whether you want to design devices or highways, build bridges, power machines and cities, or move the world forward in other ways, we'll equip you with the critical thinking skills and knowledge in science, physics and math to accomplish your goals.

Here you'll find yourself immediately immersed in hands-on learning and instruction. With small class sizes, you'll get personalized attention from our faculty. Most programs have labs and projects starting your first year, continuing until you graduate. As you progress at UND, you'll get opportunities to work on real-world projects with industry leaders like 3M, Bobcat, Hess Corp., Honda, and NASA. These companies, and many others, partner with the UND College of Engineering & Mines to have students create innovative solutions for their needs.

Undergraduate Engineering Degrees

Know you want to be an engineer, but still determining which field suits you best? Explore our nine undergraduate engineering degree programs to learn the details. Most programs are offered on-campus or online and have an accelerated pathway allowing you to earn your master's in just one extra year. Customize your engineering degree by adding a certificate or minor.

Aerospace Engineering (B.S.)

Biomedical Engineering (B.S.)

Chemical Engineering (B.S.)

Civil Engineering (B.S.)

Cybersecurity Engineering (B.S.)

Electrical Engineering (B.S.)

Geological Engineering (B.S.)

Mechanical Engineering (B.S.)

Petroleum Engineering (B.S.)

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UND's Engineering Degrees

  • Learn at one of the nation's top colleges for engineering academics and research, with nine high-tech research centers.

  • Live and learn with fellow engineering students in the Engineering Living & Learning Community.

  • Participate in our exclusive Engineering Honors Program. Specialize in research or leadership.

  • Satisfy the eligibility requirement to sit for the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination. Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, passing the FE exam is required as the first step to pursue a license as a Professional Engineer in all 50 states.

  • Develop your leadership skills in a student organization like Engineering Without Borders and the Society of Women Engineers.

  • Get scholarships. The College of Engineering & Mines has scholarships for incoming freshmen, returning sophomores and new transfers in any engineering major.

What can I do with an engineering degree?

188K

New engineering and architecture jobs projected by 2032

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

84K

National median salary for engineers

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Engineers are in demand. The need for skilled engineers spans a spectrum of areas, from the urgent task of rebuilding infrastructure to spearheading initiatives in renewable energy, navigating the complexities of oil and gas extraction, and pushing the boundaries of innovation in robotics.

Our engineering degrees equip practicing engineers with a solid foundation required to meet the challenges of the field of engineering. You graduate able to:

  • Solve problems and implement effective solutions within real-world scenarios.
  • Navigate the intricacies of programming.
  • Apply critical thinking to unravel complex issues and make informed decisions.
  • Understand the process of designing, developing, and testing products.
  • Master the intricacies of controls and automation.
  • Understand manufacturing processes, from concept to production.

Whether you aspire to design sustainable infrastructure, contribute to renewable energy solutions, optimize oil and gas extraction processes, or lead groundbreaking innovations in robotics, our programs pave the way for a rewarding career that aligns with your unique interests and ambitions.

Engineering Degree Courses

ENGR 340. Professional Integrity in Engineering. 3 Credits.

This course emphasizes the need for technical professionals to develop personal integrity and moral character in order to benefit society. Students will develop an appreciation for the global context of their decisions, the ability to make sound ethical decisions, and communicate their ideas effectively. This course also explores the impact of engineering and applied science on society. Prerequisite: CEM majors and junior standing, or permission of instructor. Prerequisite or Corequisite: ENGL 130. F,S,SS.

CHE 321. Chemical Engineering Reactor Design. 3 Credits.

Theory of chemical reaction rates. Design of batch, tubular, CSTR and catalytic chemical reactors. Prerequisite: CHE 206, MATH 266 and C or better in CHE 201; Chemical Engineering majors only or permission of instructor. S.

CE 416. Transportation Engineering. 3 Credits.

Introduction to highway engineering, traffic analysis, and transportation systems; road vehicle performance; highway, vehicle, and driver characteristics; highway capacity and level of service analysis; level of service analysis for signalized intersections; principles of traffic flow; geometric design of highways; pavement design and drainage; highway safety and transportation planning; and group design project. Prerequisite: CE 313. S.

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ENGR 460. Engineering Economy. 3 Credits.

Evaluation of the economic merits of alternative solutions in engineering decision making. Evaluations emphasize the time value of money. Cost & benefit estimations, depreciation methods, taxes, and different analyses techniques such as present worth analysis, rate of return analysis, benefit-cost ratio analysis, etc. are covered. Prerequisite: CEM majors and junior standing, or permission of instructor. Prerequisite or Corequisite: MATH 165. F,S,SS.

ME 439. Introduction to Robotics. 3 Credits.

A systems engineering approach to robotics. Presents an introduction to manipulators, sensors, actuators, and end effectors for automation. Topics covered include kinematics, dynamics, control, programming of manipulators, pattern recognition, and computer vision. Prerequisite: ENGR 200 with a grade of C or better and MATH 166 with a grade of C or better. On demand.

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UND is one of the most affordable online engineering colleges in the region. For our bachelor's in engineering programs, we offer the same online tuition rates regardless of your legal residency. Compare and you’ll see UND is lower cost than similar four-year doctoral universities.

Flexible Online Engineering Degree Courses

With asynchronous classes, you do not attend class at a set time. If you need to balance work, family and other commitments, this flexible format allows you to learn anywhere at any time.

Depending on your instructor, you’ll learn online through:

  • Lesson modules
  • Streaming video content
  • Virtual libraries
  • Posted lectures
  • Online simulations

There will be times when you interact with your instructor and classmates through online discussion boards, polls and chat rooms.

Your learning revolves around materials that can be accessed on your own time within a set time frame. However, this is not a self-paced course. You’ll have structure and deadlines.

Campus Visit

While the majority of your courses are offered online, you may come to campus to complete portions of the program. Here, you’ll extend and apply the knowledge you’ve learned online through hands-on activities. Our students find tremendous value in having the opportunity to personally interact with their instructors and fellow students. Check the specific engineering degree you are interested in for any campus visit requirements. 

Top-Tier Online Engineering Degree

Over a third of UND's student population is exclusively online; plus, more take a combination of online and on-campus classes. You can feel reassured knowing you won't be alone in your online learning journey, and you'll have resources and services tailored to your needs.

No matter how you customize your online experience, you’ll get the same top-quality education as any other on campus student.

  • Same degree: All online programs are fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). Your transcript and diploma are exactly the same as our on-campus students.
  • Same classes: You’ll take courses from UND professors, start and end the semesters at the same time and take the same classes as a student on campus.
  • Real interaction: You can ask questions, get feedback and regularly connect with your professors, peers and professionals in the field.
  • Your own academic advisor: As an invaluable go-to, they’re focused on you, your personal success and your future career.
  • Free online tutoring: We're here to help you one-on-one at no cost. Plus, get access to a variety of self-help online study resources.
  • Unlimited academic coaching: Need support to achieve your academic goals or feeling stumped by a tough course? We'll help with everything from stress and time management to improving your memory to achieve higher test scores.
  • Full online access: Dig into virtual research at UND's libraries. Improve your writing skills with online help from the UND Writing Center. Get online access to career services, veteran and military services, financial services and more.
  • 24/7 technical support: UND provides free computer, email and other technical support for all online students.
  • Networking opportunities: Our significant online student population means you’ll have a large pool of peers to connect with. UND has numerous online events and activities to keep you connected.

Best Online College

Our high alumni salaries and job placement rates, with affordable online tuition rates make UND a best-value university for online education. UND's breadth of online programs rivals all other nonprofit universities in the Upper Midwest making UND one of the best online schools in the region.

UND ranks among the best online colleges in the nation for:

  • Affordability
  • Student satisfaction (retention rate)
  • Academic quality (4-year graduate rate)
  • Student outcomes (20-year return on investment per Payscale.com)

Leaders in Engineering

Helping you fulfill your aspirations is our highest priority. We'll work with you to design a custom educational plan that meets your goals.

 

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