Engineering (Dual Degree)

The dual degree engineering program provides students with a professional engineering education and a well-rounded environmental liberal arts education. Northland College cooperates with Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, to provide the dual degree program.

Dual degree students attend Northland for three academic years and Washington University for two academic years. Students must successfully complete the pre-engineering program and general education requirements during their three years at Northland. Upon completion of the five-year program, students earn a Bachelor of Science degree from Northland and a Bachelor of Science degree from Washington University. Students earn a B. S. in Biomedical, Chemical, Computer, Computer Science, Electrical, Mechanical, or Systems Science Engineering.

For more information about the dual degree engineering program, contact Young Kim, the Engineering Program Coordinator.

Note: In order to receive a Northland degree, students must present the Registrar’s Office with a transcript of courses completed at Washington University.

Programs

Engineering (Dual Degree) (B.S.)