Union Engineering

Ranked #2 for Best Science Lab Facilities
Based on a nation-wide student survey
(Princeton Review)

Union EngineeringRanked #13 for Computer Engineering
Undergrad engineering programs without a doctorate

(U.S. News and World Report)

Union Engineering

Ranked #23 (out of 286 total)

for Undergraduate Engineering Programs
in schools without a doctoral degree
(U.S. News and World Report)

Mission & Educational Objectives

Union’s longstanding engineering programs have the technical depth of most university programs and an unsurpassed international focus along with our historical liberal arts context. We continue to prepare and inspire students to pursue careers that combine their passions, their knowledge of the world, and their technical expertise. If you want to work on innovations that will meet the challenges of the future, a Union engineering education will provide you with those competencies.

Engineering is a social enterprise that uses the creative design process to solve problems for humanity. It is critical that engineers understand the social context for these solutions. Studying engineering in small classes in a liberal arts setting provides an integrated experience that produces graduates who:

  • understand the philosophical basis for the practice of engineering,
  • have critical thinking skills they can apply to all areas of life,
  • have the social skills to be excellent team members and leaders,
  • have a solid understanding of engineering fundamentals, and
  • are committed to lifelong learning.