To
complete all the degree requirements, the student must take and
pass all of the specified courses for the given degree and must
earn the total minimum number of course credit hours specified
for the degree.
In order to obtain two undergraduate degrees from the College of Engineering,
a student must successfully carry out an approved program of courses totaling
at least 165 credit hours, including all of the courses specified for each
degree.
Dual Degree (five year)
Planning for a dual degree program begins in the sophomore year. It is necessary
to meet with both John Uhran, senior associate dean of engineering, as well
as the director of the secondary program prior to enrolling in either program.
Course work, electives, and the selection of a second major requires approval
from both program directors.
The degree programs currently
offered are:
- Engineering/Arts
and Letters <program
details in pdf>
A limited number of scholarships assist students who elect this five-year
program. For more information, about this scholarship visit the
John
J. Reilly Scholars web site.
- Engineering/Master
of Business Administration
<program
details in pdf>
- Combination Five-Year
Programs with Other Schools
The highly desirable objective to infuse more liberal arts work into the education
of engineering students has been met in another way.
The University of Notre Dame has entered into agreements with Bethel College,
Mishawaka, Ind.; Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Ind.; St. Anselm College,
Manchester, N.H.; College of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minn.; Carroll College, Helena,
Mont.; Stonehill College, North Easton, Mass.; and the University of St. Thomas,
Houston, Tex., whereby the liberal arts part of combination five-year programs
is given by these respective colleges and the engineering part by Notre Dame.
In these cooperative programs, the student spends three years at a college of
first choice and two years at Notre Dame. After completion of the program, the
student receives a bachelor of arts degree from the first college and a bachelor
of science degree in a College of Engineering program from Notre Dame.
To discuss other options
for a dual-degree program, contact the College of Engineering
Dean's Office at (574) 631-5530.
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