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If you’re ready to take your first steps toward a future in engineering, you’re in the right place. Case School of Engineering is home to over a dozen bachelor’s-level programs that will prepare you for your career or future academic pursuits.

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Degree Options

Unsure what you’re looking to study? No problem. At Case Western Reserve University, you’re admitted to the university as a whole, so you can uncover your interests—and maybe even pick up another minor along the way. Paired with opportunities like our Co-op Program, there's no limit to your potential. 

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Aerospace Engineering

Develop high-flying technology—from aircraft and spacecraft to satellites and more.
Biomedical Engineering

Design the devices, technology and tools that help people live healthier lives.
Chemical Engineering

Use not just chemistry but all the sciences to solve problems in practically every industry, from manufacturing to pharmaceuticals and beyond.
Civil Engineering

Gain team-based engineering skills in structural, geotechnical or environmental engineering, construction management or pre-architecture.
Computer Engineering

From hardware to software, algorithms to design, further your engineering career with specialized training.
Electrical Engineering

Learn the techniques and technologies you’ll need for a successful career in electrical engineering.
Engineering Physics

Combine the unique problem-solving approach of physics with engineering science to address problems in our rapidly changing technological base.
General Engineering

Build your tool belt of engineering fundamentals to pursue career areas including pollution remediation, transportation, low-cost housing and more.
Materials Science and Engineering

Explore materials structure, properties and processing to apply to technologies like smartphones, car parts and satellites.
Mechanical Engineering

Build and test all kinds of machines and mechanical systems, from next-generation engines to artificial joints to high-tech manufacturing plants.
Polymer Science and Engineering

Manipulate molecules to improve or create products for everything from carpets and clothes to synthetic organs and tissues.

 

Bachelor of Science 

Computer Science

Master the fundamentals in one of six technical areas for an in-depth focus, including software engineering, artificial intelligence and more.
Data Science and Analytics

Focus on mathematical and statistical modeling, informatics, data systems and analytics, and project-based applications.

 

Bachelor of Arts

Computer Science

Master the fundamentals in one of six technical areas for an in-depth focus, including software engineering, artificial intelligence and more.
Data Science and Analytics

Focus on mathematical and statistical modeling, informatics, data systems and analytics, and project-based applications.

Integrated BS/MS

If you’re eager to earn your Bachelor of Science (BS) and Master of Science (MS) degrees on an accelerated timeline, our Integrated BS/MS program may be right for you. This program combines undergraduate- and graduate-level coursework into a five-year timeline, putting you on a streamlined path to your goals.

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First-Year Experience

Hands-on opportunities in research environments are essential to being an undergraduate student at Case School of Engineering—which is why we offer the Roger E. Susi First-Year Undergraduate Engineering Experience. This program ensures you step out of the lecture hall and into the lab within your first two semesters.

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Peer Advising

We understand college-level coursework can feel overwhelming. At Case School of Engineering, your peers are here to help—whether you’re looking for assistance choosing a major, understanding course requirements or planning for life post-graduation.

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