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Engineering

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Campus: Jackson
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Build a career. Build a life.

The Bachelor of Science in Engineering at Union University offers ABET-accredited concentrations in electrical, mechanical, civil, and computer engineering, preparing students for careers in industry, graduate school, and professional licensure. Rooted in the Christian intellectual tradition, the program develops strong technical competency alongside the foundational values needed for a career in engineering and a life of purpose.

Quick Facts

Academic Program

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Format

In Person

Program Type

Major, Minor

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Engineering at Union develops both the technical competency and the professional character of engineers who want to build things that matter and serve people well. You'll receive rigorous preparation across core engineering principles — then go deep in the concentration that fits your calling.

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Degree Pathways

Academic Pathways

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

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Engineering Excellence Rooted in Christian Conviction

At Union, engineering education is built on the conviction that great engineers need more than technical skill — they need wisdom, character, and a sense of calling. Faculty challenge you to master your discipline while developing as a person of integrity, ready to contribute to society and serve the common good.

Concentrations

Civil Engineering Concentration

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The Civil Engineering concentration at Union University prepares students in the design and construction of public structures — including bridges, highways, and infrastructure systems. Within an ABET-accredited engineering program rooted in Christian values, students develop the technical foundation needed for careers in civil engineering, urban development, and public works.

Computer Engineering Concentration

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The Computer Engineering concentration at Union University prepares students in the design, development, and maintenance of computer hardware and systems. Within a program grounded in Christian values, students develop the technical skills needed for careers in hardware engineering, embedded systems, and computing infrastructure.

Electrical Engineering Concentration

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The Electrical Engineering concentration at Union University prepares students across one of the broadest and most foundational fields in engineering — encompassing power, electronics, controls, robotics, telecommunications, and more. Within an ABET-accredited program grounded in Christian values, graduates are prepared for careers in industry, research, and graduate study.

Mechanical Engineering Concentration

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The Mechanical Engineering concentration at Union University spans the breadth of the discipline — including thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, materials, vibrations, and energy conversion. Within an ABET-accredited program grounded in Christian values, students are prepared for careers in industry, manufacturing, research, and graduate study.

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