At Lehigh, we strive to produce well-rounded analytical problem-solvers -- innovators well equipped to succeed among the rigor and advances of modern science and technology, engineers that possess the ability to solve multi-faceted problems while working in diverse teams in a multi-disciplinary, technologically-complex environment. Our undergraduate programs integrate cutting-edge research and inquiry-based education to inspire tomorrow’s engineering innovators.

Core Engineering Degree Programs: Undergraduate programs in fundamental areas of engineering

Interdisciplinary Degree Programs: Undergraduate programs for students interested in combining the pursuit of engineering with subjects such as business, law, medicine, the arts, and other areas of science and technology.

Technical Minors: Lehigh engineering encourages its students to be competent in a discipline while getting as broad an education as possible. Technical minors allow engineering students to enhance their studies and to explore emerging technologies.

Interdisciplinary Minors: Tomorrow’s leaders must understand the relationship between engineering and other areas such as the humanities and business. These minor programs allow students to further explore areas where engineering crosses paths with other disciplines.

Across its undergraduate programs, Lehigh is committed fostering undergraduate research -- inquiry-based learning and critical thinking based upon intense, real-world problem solving. All over campus, our undergraduates are engaged in research projects that take them much further than classroom experience alone.

     

P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science
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