B.S. in Engineering Technology

Residential Degree in Engineering Technology

Build your future in engineering with a degree that integrates learning across several engineering disciplines.

Liberty University’s B.S. in Engineering Technology is an interdisciplinary program that combines five core fields: mechanical, electrical, computer, systems, and industrial engineering. With courses like Engineering Mechanics, Electrical Systems, and Computer-Aided Engineering, this degree can prepare you to become an innovative, entrepreneurial, and practical problem solver in your career.

The curriculum for the B.S. in Engineering Technology is designed to help students:

• Apply general systems thinking that bridges disciplines
• Understand and utilize technology
• Devise pragmatic solutions to complex systems
• Develop entrepreneurial or project management skills

Hands-on Experience with Engineering

Hands-on learning is integrated throughout the curriculum as a core component of the B.S. in Engineering Technology program. Current facilities and equipment include programmable logic controllers (PLCs), microcontrollers, robotics equipment, a PCB milling system, and materials analysis equipment. The department plans on expanding resources that support product engineering, cyber-physical systems (CPS), robotics, and automation.

Our Engineering Professors

Faculty bring expertise in mechanical, materials, electrical, computer, systems, and industrial engineering, along with a broad foundation in science and technology. Integrating faith and learning, professors synthesize knowledge across these fields.

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Academics: B.S. in Engineering Technology

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Careers with Engineering Technology