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Applied Engineering SciencesThis program provides a broad foundation in the engineering sciences and core engineering disciplines with a business complement. Each student can then select to be more technical or more business oriented through one of the required concentrations in Business Analytics (begins FS21), Business Law, Computer Science, Media and Information (ends US21), Packaging, Supply Chain Management, or Technical Sales.
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Biosystems Engineering*Combining biology with engineering, biosystems engineers make sure we have our daily essentials: safe and plentiful food to eat, pure water, clean energy sources, and a safe environment to live in. |
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Chemical Engineering*Developing and designing products that make use of chemical, physical, or biological transformations of raw materials is what these engineers do best. |
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Civil Engineering*Civil engineers are experts in planning and designing the operation and maintenance of water resources, transportation systems, and environmental protection systems. |
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Computational Data ScienceData scientists apply computational and analytical skills to derive meaning and make predictions from large datasets in order to solve problems in a wide variety of disciplines including science, business, government, and healthcare. |
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Computer Engineering*Computer Engineers strive to make computer systems that are highly reliable and available and they also create hardware and software for video games!
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Computer Science**Computer Science applies creativity, logic, and computational thinking to solve problems important to science, healthcare, education, business, entertainment, government, and all aspects of modern life.
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Electrical Engineering*Design, develop, test...that's what these engineers do with electric equipment of motors, aircraft, lighting in buildings, and so much more.
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Environmental Engineering*Environmental engineers use the principles of biology and chemistry to develop solutions to environmental problems. |
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Materials Science and Engineering*Tailoring raw materials from our Earth, materials science engineers are able to create products that we use every single day like computers, dishes, and athletic equipment. |
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Mechanical Engineering*Mechanical engineers come up with everything from combustion engines to spacecraft and power systems, to artificial limbs.
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*Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org.
**Accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org.
Michigan State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
Other Degrees, Options and Certificates
Cooperative Engineering Education
The Cooperative Engineering Education certificate may be earned by completing a minimum of three semesters of enrollment in EGR 393, which includes full-time employment in a position in industry that has been approved by the College. Visit Spartan Engineering / The Center website for more information.
Information Technology Specialization
Available to students with majors in the Colleges of Engineering, Communication Arts and Sciences, or Eli Broad College of Business students, the specialization is designed to provide students with a broad, multidisciplinary understanding of the role and basic mechanics of information technology in contemporary society. Students will develop core competencies in their primary area of study and will broaden their horizons as they interact with others from different academic backgrounds. Students completing the specialization will be well prepared for employment in technology-oriented environments and will understand the evolving impact of information technology on society. More information and an application for the specialization may be found here: Information Technology Minor
Specialization in Game Design and Development
The Specialization in Game Design and Development brings together students from Computer Science, Studio Art, Telecommunication and Information Studies and Media to learn the technology, the design fundamentals, the development, the history, the social impact and the business of digital games. More information can be found here: Minor in Game Design and Development.
Information and Communication Technology for Development Specialization
This specialization focuses on the role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in fostering economic, social, and environmental change in developing countries. Students in this program will gain a theoretical and practical background in the challenges and opportunities for deploying ICT infrastructure to enhance development. The program culminates in a field-based experience where students will implement an innovative ICT project in a developing country as part of an education abroad program, or will execute a project in a rural region or an underprivileged urban region of the United States. More information can be found here: Minor in Information and Communication Technology for Development
Archived Engineering Undergraduate Programs
Listed on the Archived Engineering Undergraduate Programs web page are degree programs which are no longer in effect, but which some students may be eligible to follow. Consult with your academic adviser to determine which is the correct degree program for you.
