Online engineering degrees
Earn the same degree as on-campus students from one of the largest engineering schools in the country
Can you get an engineering degree online?
Yes. At ASU, you can earn an engineering degree online and receive the same diploma as campus students. The online Bachelor of Science in Engineering in mechanical engineering is the only ABET-accredited online program of its kind in the country, and the electrical engineering program is one of only a few. Learn why ABET accreditation matters.
With the ongoing technological revolution, engineers are in high demand. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment of mechanical engineers to grow 11% from 2025 to 2035, much faster than the average for all occupations.
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Find an online engineering degree for you
Choose the engineering discipline that matches the problems you want to solve. The Bachelor of Science in Engineering in mechanical engineering builds your design skills and ends with a two-semester capstone. In the Bachelor of Science in Engineering in electrical engineering, coursework includes labs and capstone design projects. The Bachelor of Science in software engineering teaches you to design, build and test software. All three are ABET-accredited.
Interested in pairing technical knowledge with leadership? The Bachelor of Science in Engineering in engineering management blends engineering and business skills. If you already hold a bachelor's degree, the Master of Engineering in engineering management prepares you to lead teams and complex projects.
Want the most out of your time at ASU Online? Consider applying for an accelerated master’s program to earn a master’s degree in as little as one year after completing your undergraduate degree. Learn more about accelerated master's options and browse all engineering programs below.
26 programs total
What can I do with a degree in engineering?
Careers for engineering graduates
Engineering degrees open doors in manufacturing, energy, software and technical leadership:
- Mechanical engineers: $104,110 median annual pay, with 11% projected growth from 2025 to 2035.
- Software developers, quality assurance analysts and testers: $134,040 median annual pay, with 10% projected growth.
- Electrical and electronics engineers: $125,040 median annual pay, with 8% projected growth.
- Architectural and engineering managers: $171,270 median annual pay, with 6% projected growth.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025. Projections are for 2025–35. The average growth rate for all occupations is 3%. Figures are national and vary by location, experience and education.
Discover in-demand jobs for electrical engineering majors or learn how to become a software engineer.
Career support for students and alumni
As an ASU student, you'll have career support from your first course through graduation and beyond:
- Meet virtually with a career advisor by appointment or during drop-in hours
- Get feedback on your resume and cover letter
- Practice with interview preparation resources
- Search for jobs and internships on ASU CareerLink
- Attend career and internship fairs, including virtual events
Curious about hands-on experience? Learn how online students can get internships.
Accredited engineering degrees from a respected institution
ASU is home to one of the largest and most respected engineering programs in the nation. The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering drives groundbreaking research in energy, health, sustainability and security. ASU ranks in the top 5 in the U.S. for best online engineering master's programs in three specialty areas, including #2 for electrical engineering and #2 for engineering management, according to U.S. News & World Report, 2026. Our course experiences, innovation, faculty excellence and support services empower you to earn your degree and thrive in your career. Discover more of ASU’s top-ranked online programs.
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ASU Online offers over 350 degrees and certificates in a plethora of fields. Check out other areas of interest to find the right program for you.