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Engineering Degree Programs

Graduate and undergraduate degree programs available in agricultural engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, systems engineering, and more.


What is Engineering?
"The engineer has been, and is, a maker of history""
- James Kip Finch
Engineering can best be described as science applied to a practical purpose. Engineers design new processes, operations, and machines, and improve the efficiency, operability and performance of manufacturing systems, physical structures, such as buildings or transportation systems, and electrical and electronic systems. Engineering is the foundation of the technology that improves our world.
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Why an Engineering education?
Engineering minds enjoy dealing with the schematics or design elements behind devices and structures. From defense to infrastructure to telecommunications to consumer gadgetry, with an Engineering degree you can specialize from the start or investigate the many areas offered at a college or university.

Engineers affect the quality of our lives and a quality education is important. Whether you are interested in a degree or if you are just expanding and updating your knowledge by taking additional course work, instructional programs will prepare students to learn and apply solutions.

WorldWideLearn.com features campus engineering degrees in a wide and exciting range of course programs. Follow the links below to find the online business degree that's right for you:

Major Areas of Engineering Degree Programs
The following eight areas of engineering form the core of the engineering profession:

  • Chemical Engineering
  • Civil Engineering
  • Construction
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Industrial Engineering
  • Material Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Petroleum Engineering

Engineering Degree Specializations
More and more focused engineering specialties are available to the engineering student. You can pursue either as a specialization or as a college major. Engineering degree specializations include:

  • Aerospace Engineering
  • Architecture & Landscape Design
  • Agricultural Engineering
  • Automotive Engineering
  • Biomedical Engineering
  • Computer & Software Engineering
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Manufacturing Engineering
  • Mining Engineering
  • Nuclear Engineering
  • Ocean Engineering
  • Quality Control & Safety
  • Petroleum Engineering
  • Power Engineering
  • Structural Engineering
  • Systems Engineering


Engineering Degree Programs

Degree programs in engineering & constuction from accredited universities and colleges:

Architecture & Landscape Design Apply your creative and mathematical skills to the design of homes, commercial buildings, gardens, parks and more.
Civil Engineering Study the methods and processes of designing and building public construction projects such as roads, dams, sewage systems, buildings, airports, and more.
Computer & Software Engineering Computer and Software engineering and computer science and engineering programs offered from leading accredited universities and colleges.
Construction Build the material and mechanical skills you need to join the highly-paid construction industry.
Electrical Engineering Electrical engineering and electronic engineering technology programs offered from leading accredited universities and colleges.
Engineering (General) Basic engineering classes cover such topics as natural and physical science, mathematics, design and technology.
Engineering Management Develop the combination of technical and managerial skills you need to successfully lead teams of engineers to complete complex projects.
Environmental Engineering And graduate certificates in environmental engineering and environmental technology management offered from leading accredited universities and colleges.
Industrial Engineering In an industrial engineering program, you'll be taught how to choose the most efficient means--using machines, people, materials, information, and energy--to make a product or provide a service.
Material Engineering Learn to develop, process, and test the materials used to create a range of products, from computers and airplanes to athletic shoes and hair dryers.
Mechanical Engineering Mechanical engineering programs, and associate degree in mechanical engineering technology offered from leading accredited universities and colleges.
Quality Control & Safety Ensure the safety of your company's employees and products with training in quality auditing, monitoring, testing, and facility inspection.
Systems Engineering Systems engineering, industrial and systems engineering, and systems engineering management programs are available from accredited universities and colleges.