Undergraduate students in McCormick may follow a curriculum leading to a bachelor of science degree in any of the fields listed below. The 13 degree programs are administered through 8 academic departments. Following one of the links below will open that department's homepage in a new browser window. All degree programs share a common set of distribution areas, see the engineering curriculum page.

Applied Mathematics

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Engineering

Computer Science

Electrical Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Industrial Engineering

Manufacturing and Design Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Medical Engineering (for students in the Honors Program in Medical Education - HPME)

Students are also able to, under the guidance and approval of academic advisors and the associate dean of undergraduate engineering, pursue an ad hoc combined studies program which will lead to a bachelor of science degree.

In addition, students can have multiple majors. Since each "major" results in a specific degree, double majoring within the school of engineering is actually called a dual-degree program. Students can also combine their engineering degree with a subject outside of McCormick. See the McCormick Highlights page for more details.