If you want to earn your bachelor of science in engineering (B.S.E.) degree, you?ll need to major in engineering and complete the?degree requirements for an engineering major.

The engineering major provides a strong foundation in engineering principles and emphasizes hands-on learning experiences. As an engineering major, you will:

• Design solutions to engineering challenges beginning with your first engineering course: Intro to Engineering Design.
• Gain knowledge of 3D design, model assembly, and engineering drawings
• Learn by doing - Cornell?s One Course At A Time fosters experiential learning in the courses, enabling you to work on engineering projects in and outside of the classroom
• Regularly practice writing, teamwork, and presentation skills.
• Study the social, historical, economic, and environmental context in which engineering solutions are developed as part of your liberal arts curriculum.

As in all Cornell courses, you will learn in small classes taught by experienced professors whose full-time focus is creating engaging courses for undergraduates. Your classes will always be small, and you will quickly develop supportive relationships with your professors and other talented students.