General Engineering
Duquesne University's General Engineering program offers a dynamic educational experience characterized by a strong track record of success and a commitment to ethical decision-making. With a focus on building a solid foundation in engineering, the program provides students with valuable guidance and hands-on experience.
As a nationally ranked research institution, Duquesne offers a wide range of opportunities in the sciences and engineering. The focused class sizes ensure that you have easier access to faculty and resources, making it easier for you to pursue challenging opportunities that may be harder to find in larger programs.
Early on, you will have access to project design spaces and labs, allowing you to develop practical skills and produce high-quality work. The dedicated faculty, with decades of experience, are here to offer you support and accessibility to help you make meaningful progress in your academic journey.
Duquesne University strikes a perfect balance between providing you with diverse opportunities and maintaining a close-knit community. This means you can access world-class faculty and facilities while forming lasting friendships. This combination of resources equips you to delve deep into your studies and graduate well-prepared for various career paths.
Program Information
Our General Engineering program offers a comprehensive education, blending theory and hands-on experience to prepare students for a wide range of engineering disciplines.
Program Type
Major
Degree
Bachelor's
Academic Department
Physics
Duration
4-year
Required Credit Hours
123 or 124
Contact me, your Enrollment Coordinator, to get started on your general engineering
path.I Can Help You Reach Your Bigger Goals!
Maddy Gormley
Hear From An Alumna
The General Engineering program emphasizes community engagement through science-based
projects and collaborations with regional employers, enabling you to make a positive
impact on the lives of people locally and globally. You can explore your interests through approximately 14 student organizations, which
are open to science and engineering majors. These options include joining the American
Chemical Society, the Biomedical Engineering Society, the Society of Women Engineers,
and the Multicultural STEM Group, among others, to connect with like-minded peers
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