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Undergraduate degree programs

Our bachelor’s degree programs prepare you for a career in modern manufacturing or graduate school

The School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks offers two undergraduate degree programs that prepare you for a future in manufacturing, robotics, or further academic pursuits.

Bachelor’s degree programs

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Manufacturing engineering, BS

The BS in manufacturing engineering degree program has a project-based, hands-on, teamwork-oriented curriculum that is delivered in state-of-the-art fabrication facilities.

Learn how to manufacture the products of the future through a curriculum that intersects manufacturing processes, data sciences, industrial robotics and automation.

Dan Aukes works with three students on a prototype in his lab.

Robotics and autonomous systems, BS

Are you interested in constructing our future with robots?

You can learn to successfully meet the most difficult challenges of modern robotics and autonomous systems on a global scale with rewarding careers in every industrial sector that ranges from aerospace, space, defense, medical and industrial manufacturing.