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Program Options
Dartmouth engineers are professionals in all corners of industry. We have graduates in:
- Biotechnology
- Chemical engineering
- Computer engineering
- Geotechnical engineering
- Management and financial engineering
- Environmental engineering
- Neural engineering
- Technology in public policy
- Architecture or product design
Preparation for these fields can be obtained through the Engineering Sciences Major or one of our pre-approved modified majors as engineering with:
Degree Planning
Plans for a modified major should be prepared in consultation with Professor Doug Van Citters and must be approved in writing by him and filed with the registrar.
Students interested in creating a modified major different from the ones listed above should consult with Professor Doug Van Citters. A coherent program of study with substantial engineering sciences content, with the written approval of the chair, must be filed with the registrar.
Students interested in combining engineering and physics should pursue the Engineering Physics Major.
Students interested in focusing on materials science should pursue the Materials Science Minor, which combines engineering with chemistry and physics.
Students interested in biomedical engineering should pursue the Biomedical Engineering Sciences Major.
Student Spotlight
I'm an Engineer and an Environmental Scientist
Andrew Wong '12 discusses his focus in engineering, environmental studies, and international studies at Dartmouth.
Alumni Spotlight
Founder and CEO of Nearburg Producing Company
Charles Nearburg '72, Th'74, discusses how combining majors prepares engineers for success.