Engineering and Technology Degree Programs

2 years; 62 credit hours

Develop a foundation of hands-on applied technical skills in automotive and computers, in addition to general education, including math and English.

2 years; 63 credit hours

Apply hands-on technical education including, but not limited to, Electricity, Electronics, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, and Programmable Logic Controls to meet the demands of business, industry and government agencies.

4 years; 120-125 credit hours

Explore computer and engineering principles while building career-ready skills in cybersecurity, network infrastructure, risk management and hacking prevention techniques. Provides opportunities for professional certifications by CompTIA®, Microsoft®, and TestOut®.

4 years; 123-125 credit hours

Develop critical thinking skills and knowledge of engineering technologies. The degree provides students a background in applied electrical, mechanical, and computer engineering technology courses by combining hands-on laboratory training with mathematics, science, and general education..

5.5 years; 120 credit hours

Earn a bachelor’s in mathematics from UWA and a bachelor’s in engineering from a partnering university with this unique, career-driven dual degree program.

4 years; 120 credit hours

Designed to serve students who have documented training and/or verifiable skills in an exclusive vocational/technical area, full-time military experience, or business/industrial training and who desire a bachelor’s degree. A specific program of study for each student is contracted based on his/her career goals and previous training.  Accepts 32-42 hours of technical credit from a community college, not to exceed 60 hours. The degree includes additional basic education plus 30 hours of upper 300-400 level courses in Computer Engineering Technology, Engineering Technology, Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Management, or Marketing.

4 years; 120-125 credit hours

Explore computer and engineering principles while building career-ready skills in cybersecurity, network infrastructure, risk management and hacking prevention techniques. Provides opportunities for professional certifications by CompTIA®, Microsoft®, and TestOut®.

4 years; 120 credit hours

Designed to serve students who have documented training and/or verifiable skills in an exclusive vocational/technical area, full-time military experience, or business/industrial training and who desire a bachelor’s degree. A specific program of study for each student is contracted based on his/her career goals and previous training.  Accepts 32-42 hours of technical credit from a community college, not to exceed 60 hours. The degree includes additional basic education plus 30 hours of upper 300-400 level courses in Computer Engineering Technology, Engineering Technology, Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Management, or Marketing.