BA/BS in Engineering, General

Students in the Engineering major at Freed-Hardeman University learn how things work and how to make them work better. Projects begin in the very first semester with an introductory course and culminate in a capstone engineering project over the senior year. Courses are taught directly by full-time engineering faculty rather than graduate assistants, since the university presents itself as a teaching institution. The program sits in the Department of Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science. The program ties its objectives to the university mission, encouraging graduates to practice with integrity, treat their work as stewardship, and engage in both scholarship and service. The program belongs to Freed-Hardeman University, a Christian institution that expresses its mission through teaching and campus life. Prospective students can request more information, look into financial aid options and begin an application through the university website. The program page also lists course descriptions and faculty profiles, which helps applicants compare the offering with their own goals before they decide to enroll.