Undergraduate Degrees and Programs

It takes more than theory to transform an idea into useful technology for our society. St. Thomas Engineers are given practical hands-on experience through extensive labs, industrial partnerships and the technical depth of our fully accredited engineering curriculum. And, as important, our students receive the broad perspective of a Liberal Arts education to stand out and truly make a difference.

Dive into a challenging undergraduate experience involving calculus, physics, philosophy, ethics, foreign language and an externally sponsored Senior Design Project, which is a hallmark of the undergraduate engineering program at St. Thomas. You'll also be asked to roll up your sleeves, get your hands dirty, and wrap your mind around ideas that have the potential to change our world.

Our engineering graduates go on to work in the following industries:

• Civil engineers are hired in construction, water utilities, transportation, geotechnical, environmental, structural and materials engineering.
• Computer engineers work in most industries including computer, aerospace, medical device, telecommunications, power production, manufacturing, defense and electronics industries.
• Electrical engineers work in IT, manufacturing, telecommunications, aerospace, navigation, power generation and distribution, medical devices and architectural firms.
• Mechanical engineers find employment in a various industries including aerospace, automotive, medical devices, chemical, construction, defense, electronics, consumer goods, materials, and utilities.