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Computational Engineering Science

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Campus: Jackson
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Where science meets simulation

The Computational Engineering Science minor at Union University combines coursework in engineering, mathematics, and computer science to prepare students for the growing field of computational modeling and simulation. Recognized as a crucial third mode of scientific investigation, CES equips students for graduate study and careers in industry, research, and applied science.

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What You'll Study

Computational Engineering Science equips you with the mathematical and computational tools that underlie modern engineering and scientific analysis. It's a rigorous complement to any STEM degree — deepening your analytical capability and expanding your career options significantly.

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Modeling the World to Serve It Better

At Union, computational engineering science challenges you to think across disciplinary boundaries — bridging engineering, mathematics, and computer science in ways that mirror how industry actually works. Faculty guide your development in a Christ-centered environment, preparing you for graduate study or a career at the cutting edge of simulation, computation, and applied science.

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