BA/BS in Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering at Stonehill is an ABET-accredited bachelor of science program that blends technical preparation with a broad liberal arts education. It aims to develop engineers who design, explore and create. The approach is interdisciplinary and application-oriented, in contrast to the narrow specialization found at many research universities. Students study the moral and social setting in which engineers work, and the program emphasizes what it calls humanistic engineering. Students can complete the full degree at Stonehill over four years or take a minor of at least six courses drawn from the major. A five-year partnership with the University of Notre Dame offers another engineering route. Courses are taught in person on campus within the May School of Arts and Sciences. Prospective students can download the program one-sheet to see a concise overview and contact the department with questions.