The College of Engineering
Undergraduate Program
The Rowan Engineering curricula include the most successful innovations in engineering education. The focus is on technical excellence, communication skills, and a well-rounded general education. Mathematics, science, and computer science courses are contextually linked to engineering applications. A signature component of the program, the Engineering Clinics, thread the 4 year program of study. The Clinic sequence accentuates a hands-on, team-oriented approach to a highly multidisciplinary education. The importance placed on technical and communication skills make Rowan engineers a valuable asset for the region and the profession.
Concentrated areas of study provide an opportunity to obtain skills in specialty and interdisciplinary areas. A bioengineering concentration is available, which is a very broad and inherently interdisciplinary study where skills attained through training in one discipline are generally insufficient to address outstanding questions, which relate to areas of established and emerging biotechnologies and biosciences.
Graduate Program
The Master of Science in Engineering program is designed to respond to the changing needs of engineers today. The program aims to aid in the technological and economic development of southern New Jersey by providing post-baccalaurate educational programs for a diverse student body.
The following specializations are available:
- Chemical
- Civil
- Electrical & Computer
- Engineering Management
- Environmental
- Mechanical
The following focus areas are available:
