Engineers are integral to creating the components that power our world. Engineering is a fascinating, challenging and rewarding profession that offers many different specialty options, excellent compensation and exceptional opportunity.
Request infoThese ABET-accredited degrees in Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and Petroleum Engineering will provide students with hands-on experience that will develop their ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems. Our partner, University of North Dakota, has offered distance engineering degrees for over 40 years, allowing students to attend the campus they love while still giving them access to a premier engineering degree.
This online, dual-degree track program is offered in partnership with the University of North Dakota, the #2 Online Engineering provider in the country. Students will graduate with a B.S. in Engineering from UND as well as a Bachelor’s degree from their home campus.
University of North Dakota
College of Engineering and Mines
Founded in 1863 in Grand Forks, the University of North Dakota is home to over 13,500 students and is increasingly regarded as one of the top academic and research institutions in the nation. UND has been ranked as the #2 Online Engineering Program in the country and has successfully taught online programs for decades.
Quick facts on the industry.
Engineers experience some of the highest salaries and job satisfaction ratings of all careers, with opportunities at some of today's most exciting and dynamic global corporations in defense, aerospace, automobiles, technology and energy fields.
Learn leadership, communication, multidisciplinary teamwork, entrepreneurial and lifelong learning skills necessary for success in a global marketplace.
Design a system, component or process to meet goals within realistic budget, compliance, manufacturing and other real-world constraints.
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