Engineering degrees
Why study engineering?
As the world navigates the current technological revolution, engineering degrees are in high demand. These degrees range from electrical, industrial and software engineering to technological entrepreneurship and global development. The career outlooks for engineers, computer scientists and information technologists are favorable for college graduates. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, engineering jobs are projected to grow from 10-12% over the next decade.
Find degrees in engineering
Our undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs can help build your engineering competencies, 100% online. Today’s engineering job sectors are diverse with several areas of study to pique your individual interests, from biomimicry and construction management to business data analytics and computer information systems. Yet all of our online programs will prepare you for the multidisciplinary world of engineering.
34 programs total
Certificates
Biomimicry (Graduate Certificate)
Graduate
Biomimicry (MS)
Undergraduate
Computer Information Systems (BS)
Graduate
Computer Science (MCS)
Graduate
Computer Science - Big Data Systems (MCS)
Graduate
Computer Science – Cybersecurity (MCS)
Graduate
Construction Management and Technology (MS)
Undergraduate
Electrical Engineering (BSE)
Graduate
Electrical Engineering (MSE)
Undergraduate
Electrical Engineering - Electric Power and Energy Systems (BSE)
Undergraduate
Engineering Management (BSE)
Graduate
Engineering Science in Software Engineering (MSE)
Graduate
Engineering: Engineering Management (MEng)
Graduate
Engineering: Quality, Reliability and Statistical Engineering (MEng)
Graduate
Engineering: Systems Engineering (MEng)
Undergraduate
Graphic Information Technology (BAS)
What can I do with a degree in engineering?
Engineering skills
- Cloud computing.
- Big data analysis.
- Information architecture.
- Programming languages.
- Project management.
- System design and analysis.
Careers in engineering
- Civil, industrial or mechanical engineer.
- Computer systems analyst.
- Database administrator.
- Information security analyst.
- Information technology manager.
- Software or web developer.
Accredited engineering degrees from a respected institution
Arizona State University is home to one of the largest and most respected engineering programs in the nation. The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering drive groundbreaking research in energy, health, sustainability and security. Our online engineering degrees have received top rankings from U.S. News & World Report. As an online student, you’ll have access to an unmatched suite of services, including innovative resources and award-winning faculty and staff who stick with you to graduation and beyond.
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