School of Engineering – Doctoral Degree

With your expertise, you likely already have the necessary skills to be an engineer. Now, you can advance your career to the next level by engaging in research projects that contribute new knowledge to the engineering field. Publish papers that display your acumen in the field and gain hands-on experience as you teach an actual engineering class. You will be partnered with another instructor to guide you through the initial steps of teaching until you are able to teach a course of your own.

Through Liberty University’s doctoral engineering program, you can gain the technical knowledge and experience you desire as well as work on new projects that can contribute to the field as a whole. If you are interested in advanced aspects of engineering, applied physics, materials engineering, material science, or system design, then our doctoral engineering degree program may be for you. You can contribute to the field of research, further your career, and collaborate with other engineering professionals as you work together to increase your skills in business and the engineering process.


Sharpen Your Skills and Expertise

Our engineering doctoral degree provides you with the chance to develop and establish your credentials as a well-rounded senior engineer. Not only do you have the chance to grow in your technical skills, but you can also strengthen your teaching abilities.

This program involves you in meaningful research projects, giving you hands-on experience while contributing to the broader body of engineering knowledge.

Cutting-Edge Facilities and Funding

Throughout this program, you will have access to advanced facilities equipped with the latest technology and tools. In addition to using these resources for your research, you’ll have opportunities to seek funding through corporations, national labs, and research institutions. These connections can enhance the impact of your work.

Professional Development Opportunities

As a doctoral student, you can benefit from a range of resources designed to boost your professional profile. Liberty’s School of Engineering hosts an annual workshop with national and international institutions, fostering collaboration and recognition.

You can graduate with 3 published articles and at least 1 conference presentation – key milestones to strengthen your résumé and set you apart in your field.

Christ-Centered Research – Mentorship and Community Impact

Half of your assistantship will be dedicated to research, guided by faculty who not only bring expertise but also care deeply about your professional growth. In our Christ-centered environment, you can find support for education, research, and training.

You may also have the opportunity to partner with local engineering firms on projects that directly benefit communities around the world.