Double Degree Program, Twice the Prestige

Add an engineering program from a top 50 ranked university offered for Susquehanna students. With our dual degree program, you will earn both a

• Bachelor’s degree in chemistry, computer science, mathematics or physics from Susquehanna — an accredited national liberal arts university

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• Bachelor of Science degree in engineering from Columbia University, Washington University of St. Louis or Case Western Reserve University — ABET-accredited partner institutions

Benefits

• Get two bachelor’s degrees from two universities in just five years!
• The 3+2 option gives you time to decide on an engineering discipline. 
• You gain resources from both institutions including faculty mentors, career centers, alumni networks, etc.

Wiser, Better Prepared Engineer

The power of this combined degree program gives you a competitive edge through greater confidence and competitive skills that employers seek.

Mentored by supportive science faculty, you study in the sciences your first three years at Susquehanna.

Unlike traditional engineering majors, our arts and humanities courses, smaller class settings and student research help you develop essential skills, such as

• Teamwork and leadership
• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Effective writing and presentation delivery

You will also develop other lifelong skills such as active listening, cultural competency, empathy, emotional intelligence and adaptability, and you will be ready to complete your two years of engineering at a partner institution.

• Aerospace Engineering (Case Western Reserve)
• Applied Mathematics (Columbia)
• Applied Physics (Columbia)
• Biomedical Engineering (Columbia, Washington U., Case Western Reserve)
• Chemical Engineering (Columbia, Washington U., Case Western Reserve)
• Civil Engineering (Columbia, Case Western Reserve)
• Computer Engineering (Columbia, Washington U., Case Western Reserve)
• Computer Science (Columbia, Washington U.)
• Data Science (Washington U.)
• Earth and Environmental Engineering (Columbia)
• Electrical Engineering (Columbia, Washington U., Case Western Reserve)

• Engineering Management (Columbia)
• Engineering Mechanics (Columbia)
• Engineering Physics (Case Western Reserve)
• Environmental Engineering (Washington U.)
• Industrial Engineering (Columbia)
• Macromolecular Science & Engineering (Case Western Reserve)
• Materials Science & Engineering (Columbia, Case Western Reserve)
• Mechanical Engineering (Columbia, Washington U., Case Western Reserve)
• Operations Research (Columbia)
• Systems & Control Engineering (Case Western Reserve)
• Systems Science & Engineering (Washington U.)