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Undergraduate degree programs

Our bachelor’s degree programs prepare you for a career in modern manufacturing engineering, manufacturing systems and robotics.

Bachelor’s degree programs

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Manufacturing engineering, BS

This program is hands-on, project-based and equips students with practical skills to become innovative manufacturing engineers. Graduates are prepared for high-demand roles in design, production and quality assurance across industries, with strong job prospects and competitive salaries.

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Robotics and autonomous systems, BSE

This program prepares students to design and implement advanced robotics and autonomous systems. With strong foundations in theory and application, graduates pursue careers in automation, aerospace, defense and more across industry and research sectors.

Additional pathways

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Manufacturing Systems, BAS

The Bachelor of Applied Science program requires students to have completed an AAS degree in a related field from a regionally accredited institution. Through hands-on projects and industry-aligned coursework, the program explores manufacturing systems while building expertise in areas such as automation, robotics, digital design and fabrication, industrial data analytics, production management, quality assurance and smart manufacturing.