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VideoSample A.B./B.E. Programs
Although engineering at Dartmouth is cross-disciplinary, students can also pursue interests in traditional engineering fields.
During the A.B. program, core engineering courses give students tools that are applicable to all fields while electives allow the student to investigate a field of choice. At the B.E. level, students deepen their theoretical and analytic work while simultaneously applying their engineering skills to problems in the industrial workplace.
Engineering sciences majors who plan to pursue the B.E. program work with faculty advisors to develop the best programs.
The sample programs accessed through the list below show the typical foundation and advanced courses for specific engineering fields.
- Biomedical Engineering
- Biotechnology
- Chemical Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Engineering Management — students interested in combining the A.B., B.E., and M.E.M. programs should review the typical program for a combined B.E./M.E.M. degree