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Department of Engineering
Union’s ABET-accredited engineering program — housed in the brand new Ethos Forum — prepares engineers who understand that every structure, system, and solution they design exists to serve people.
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Accreditation
The engineering program at Union University is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the commission’s General Criteria with no applicable program criteria
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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… Read More
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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… Read More
Every full-time engineering professor at Union brings real industry or research experience into the classroom — and award-winning teaching to go with it. With small class sizes and the brand new Ethos Forum equipped with a makerspace and engineering labs, students here are mentored by engineers who know the field deeply and care about the people they're developing.
Georg Pingen
Professor of Engineering | Director
Georg Pingen
Professor of Engineering | Director
Jeannette Russ
Chair, Professor of Engineering, and Director for Accreditation
Jeannette Russ
Chair, Professor of Engineering, and Director for Accreditation
Randal S. Schwindt
Professor of Engineering
Randal S. Schwindt
Professor of Engineering
Graduates of the Union engineering program will have…
The HUB is a collection of innovative spaces that enable students, faculty, and community members to design, collaborate, create and innovate. The 7 distinct spaces include a Maker’s Space, two Entrepreneurship Studios, a Workshop, an Innovation Gallery, a Business Analytics Center, and a Story Room.
The HUB is located on the first floor of the Ethos Forum, the newest academic building at Union University.
The minor in engineering will benefit non-engineering students who are interested in applied science or fields that involve instrumentation and technology. It can also be useful for students who intend to pursue graduate work in related disciplines not offered at Union.
The minor in computational engineering science will benefit science, engineering, and mathematics students who are interested in the intersection of these three fields. It combines Union’s existing strengths in these disciplines to offer an innovative program of study that introduces students to the field of computational modeling and simulations.
