Ethics in Engineering
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Lindsey Bush '23 and Nicholas Carinci '23 became absorbed in physics and engineering as high school students. Both plan to dedicate their professional lives to these fields. As they imagine…
Engineering
Why an Engineering Degree From Le Moyne?
Engineers create rockets to explore outer space and medicine to fight disease. They plan cities, bridges and railway systems and design the digital devices and household products we use every day. From chemical, computer, civil, environmental, electrical, mechanical, aerospace and biological – there are many different types of engineers who work with everything from farms to faraway galaxies.
As an undergraduate pre-engineering student at Le Moyne, you’ll gain a strong liberal arts background and essential skills to excel in graduate school and your future career. There are several programs of study to choose from, including 4+ programs and partnerships between majors. We offer internships and an Engineering Club that sponsors service events, site visits and trips. The sky’s – the galaxy’s – the limit!
Engineering Preparation With a Liberal Arts Core
Thanks to Le Moyne’s core curriculum, as a pre-engineering student, you’ll graduate with an edge – your writing and communication skills will be as strong as your engineering skills.
The Engineering Degree Partnership with Syracuse University
Through our Bachelor’s + Master’s Dual Degree Partnership with the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Syracuse University (SU), you can complete your bachelor’s degree in physics, computer science, chemistry or biology at Le Moyne and take engineering courses at SU as an undergraduate.
Pre-Engineering Concentrations
There are several pre-engineering concentrations to choose from.
Pre-Engineering Programs
Get more information on our pre-engineering science programs, faculty and courses.
Engineering Program Faculty
Courses in programs with pre-engineering concentrations are taught by faculty in the appropriate disciplines.
The Jesuit mission is reflected in our group’s role in the flight control team. We serve the crew by being the watchful eye that ensures their safety in orbit. More largely, the ISS program serves the world in developing new technologies and making new scientific discoveries in space. The flight control team are the stewards keeping the station going, and it is very exciting to be a part of that.”
Zoe Genant's family members like to predict which profession she will ultimately pursue. Frankly, Genant, a member of the Class of 2024, has a lot of options, including medical doctor,…
Engineering the Future
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When Lindsey Bush '23 sees a column outside of a building she's about to enter, she can't help but wonder: Is that column structural or simply decorative? Bush, who is…
Ethics in Engineering
Category
Lindsey Bush '23 and Nicholas Carinci '23 became absorbed in physics and engineering as high school students. Both plan to dedicate their professional lives to these fields. As they imagine…
Zoe Genant's family members like to predict which profession she will ultimately pursue. Frankly, Genant, a member of the Class of 2024, has a lot of options, including medical doctor,…
Engineering the Future
Category
When Lindsey Bush '23 sees a column outside of a building she's about to enter, she can't help but wonder: Is that column structural or simply decorative? Bush, who is…
Engineering Careers & Median Salaries
$126,880 Aerospace Engineer
$99,550 Bioengineer
$106,260 Chemical Engineer
$89,940 Civil Engineer
$132,360 Computer Engineer
Keenan Center
Explore your creativity in the Center’s MakerSpace, including trying 3D printers, a virtual/augmented reality station, and a digital media/recording studio.
Questions? Let’s get in touch.
Stamatios Kyrkos, Ph.D.
Director of Pre-Engineering Programs
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