Bachelor of Arts in Engineering Technology

About

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Engineering Technology program at UNLV offers a career-focused pathway in Engineering and Computer Science. With a hands-on approach, it caters to diverse student needs and emphasizes real-world application of engineering principles. Students can specialize in a growing list of industry-responsive concentrations including Biomedical Technology, Construction Technology and Management, Information Technology, and Mechatronics, tailoring their academic journey to their career aspirations. This dynamic program prepares students for the challenges of the engineering and technology profession.

As an integral part of a larger academic movement, this program epitomizes UNLV's unwavering commitment to delivering accessible and applied engineering education. Recognizing and accommodating the diverse needs and aspirations of its student community, UNLV ensures that opportunities for growth and development are extended inclusively to all who seek them. In doing so, the university not only enriches the educational experience but also contributes to the cultivation of a future generation of adaptable and skilled engineers.

Available Options

Biomedical Technology Track
Construction Track
Information Technology Track
Mechatronics Track

Accreditation

For information regarding accreditation at UNLV, please head over to Academic Program Accreditations.

Learning Outcomes

Apply fundamental engineering principles by working in laboratories, internships, or industry projects.
Be able to solve engineering problems using a diverse set of scientific and mathematical concepts.
Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of potential solutions to engineering problems.
Select and use appropriate engineering tools and technologies in design and implementation projects.
Communicate engineering concepts and solutions in written and oral formats.
Collaborate in a team environment to complete complex engineering projects.
Describe ethical considerations and professional responsibility in engineering practice.
Summarize the cultural, societal, and environmental factors that shape engineering projects and practices.

Career Possibilities

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