School of Engineering

Engineers are in demand. Every industry—from construction and manufacturing to transportation and information technology—needs engineers to solve problems and drive innovation.

In Dunwoody’s School of Engineering, your education starts on day one. Coursework is project-based, which means theoretical engineering principles are reinforced and experienced through hands-on creation and problem-solving.

You class sizes will be small — both for your major and your general ed and electives.

Industry leaders and professionals routinely provide feedback on the skills, projects, equipment, and software needed to ensure you are ready to engage in complex engineering projects from day one. You’ll also gain real-world experience through field trips, industry speakers, internship opportunities, and a senior project.

School of Engineering News

Dunwoody School of Engineering Labs

Studying Mechanical Engineering

Angela Freeland found the math emphasis she was looking for while pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

An engineering student inspects the bottom frame of an autonomous robot

First-semester engineering students tackle autonomous robot project

Engineering students designed, built, and tested autonomous paper-delivery robots in their first semester on campus.

Software Engineering students Ben Oluwalowo, left, and and Brendan Vandevoorde, right, work together on a software engineering project which will identify areas of software improvement in high-speed car chases.

Software Engineering project focuses on technology and high-speed chases

Sophomores in Dunwoody’s Software Engineering program are working on business requirements projects with real-life clients. One of those clients is St. Paul Police Department, which is looking at software solutions to resolving high-speed chases more quickly and safely.

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In Demand Degrees

Dunwoody engineering students are already in high demand. During the 2018-19 academic year, the College has received the following job inquiries from companies seeking engineers:

Electrical Engineering: 148 unique postings from 80 companies
Mechanical Engineering: 151 unique postings from 79 companies
Industrial Engineering Technology: 76 unique postings from 41 companies
Software Engineering: 62 unique postings from 43 companies

Transfer Students

Dunwoody welcomes transfer students from pre-engineering and other programs. We also have a bachelor's completion program for those with two-year manufacturing degrees.

Articulation Agreements

Dunwoody welcomes transfer students from many colleges and universities, but we also have set up articulation agreements with several Twin Cities two-year colleges.

Electrical Engineering

Industrial Engineering Technology

Mechanical Engineering

Software Engineering