Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Become a new kind of engineer
Not all engineering programs are created equal. At Concordia, we understand how necessary it is to have faith in the future. We need innovative leaders to help navigate this world-engineers who are rooted in ethics, wisdom, and humility.
At Concordia, our comprehensive engineering program is a unique blend, merging our STEM expertise with a foundation in liberal arts and a distinct Lutheran perspective. But why does this matter?
As you refine your skills in science, mathematics, and technology, essential for your professional journey, you're simultaneously enhancing your interpersonal abilities and critical thinking skills. This dual focus equips you to not only tackle technical challenges but also to make meaningful contributions towards creating a world that's safer, more efficient, and fundamentally better.
Our program will have the faith perspective, technical competency, and the practical skills to teach students to serve Christ in the world. Concordia will enhance our student's mind, body, and spirit to make our graduates stand out in the workforce.
Dr. Subha Kumpaty- Engineering Department Chair
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Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
What is it?
Chemical engineering is a field of study that involves transforming raw materials and chemicals into useful products through safe, sustainable, and economical processes.
Chemical Engineers address many challenges to benefit society- for example, energy, clean water, food, oil, and healthcare. With a foundation in chemistry, physics, and math, the curriculum includes material and energy balances, thermodynamics, heat and mass transfer, reactor design, process safety, and so much more. All of these will prepare you for a versatile career to improve your community and the world around you.
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
What is it?
Industrial Engineering is a field of study that involves efficient design creation and continuous improvement of critical processes and systems by combining the efforts of people and technology.
Industrial engineers address challenges to make businesses more effective and productive. With strong foundation in math and basic sciences, the curriculum includes engineering economics, science and strength of materials, manufacturing systems and processes, work design and human interaction, production and operation analysis, modeling and optimization, simulation, and so much more to prepare you for a versatile career.
