The Engineering Major E ngineering builds bridges between science and technology. Engineers take theoretical principles of science and give them practical applications.
Engineers bring laboratory discoveries to the marketplace.
In this program, students study at IWU for three years, taking a basic mathematics, science, and liberal arts sequence , and then spend an additional two years at an engineering school. At the end of the 3-2 program, students receive a bachelor of arts degree from IWU and a bachelor of science degree in engineering from the cooperating institution. I n addition to the dual-degree program, some engineering students choose to stay at IWU for all four years, earning either a B.A. or a B.S. in one of the more technical majors available on campus. It also is possible to enter a 2-2 program offered in conjunction with the University of Illinois. These options are not all equivalent, and should be discussed with members of the Pre-Engineering Advisory Committee.