Undergraduate Programs
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Join our diverse community of undergraduate engineers and get ready to turn knowledge into action. Mercer Engineering offers a supportive, rigorous environment to prepare you for all of your academic and career goals.
The Bachelor of Science in Engineering (B.S.E.) is available in 7 disciplines.
- Biomedical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) is available in 2 engineering-related programs.
Undergraduate minors are available in 2 areas.
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650+
Undergraduate engineering students
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18:1
Student to faculty ratio
Undergraduate Research
Make an Impact
At Mercer, our students often begin conducting research their first year on campus. It starts in the lab, but it doesn't stop there. Our research is moved by a desire to help and an impulse to act, which is why the results are far more than feats of engineering—they are deeply felt all over the globe.
Distinctive Programs
Enhance Your Education
Engineering Honors Program
The Engineering Honors Program offers exceptional students advanced learning opportunities that present challenges beyond the normal requirements for an undergraduate degree in the School of Engineering. Students are invited to apply by invitation.
4+1 Integrated Degree Program
Available to current Mercer engineers, the 4+1 Integrated Degree Program allows students to choose their master’s specialization in their junior year and receive a 50% graduate tuition benefit during their fifth year of study to earn their bachelor’s and master’s degrees more quickly and affordably.
REGENTS’ ENGINEERING PATHWAYS
Transfer to Mercer
In partnership with the University System of Georgia, the Regents’ Engineering Pathway (REP) program offers transfer students the opportunity to earn a degree from Mercer’s School of Engineering.
Complete 1, 2, or more years of engineering pathway courses at participating University System of Georgia institutions and then transfer to Mercer University to complete a bachelor’s degree in engineering.