Dual-Degree Engineering Programs

3-2 or 4-2 dual-engineering/liberal arts degrees allow students to emerge with a B.A or B.S. from a liberal arts college and a B.S. in engineering. Most of the “sponsoring” institutions offering dual-degree engineering programs are highly-selective universities. The engineering departments of each of these schools partner with a number of other institutions, allowing undergraduates who complete liberal arts coursework at affiliated colleges to then enroll in these prestigious engineering programs. At Columbia University, for example, students at nearly 100 affiliated schools can pursue a 3-2 engineering degree by meeting a rigorous set of academic criteria. Below you will find a list of universities offering dual-degree engineering programs as well links directing you to more information about the number of and names of partnering institutions.