School of Engineering
Our academic programs
Accelerated bachelor’s to master’s programs
Earn a master’s degree with just one additional year of study.
- Technology management – For undergraduate students in the engineering technology and quality systems
- Instructional design and technology– For undergraduate students in management and technology program
Why choose the School of Engineering at BGSU?
At BGSU’s School of Engineering, we bring together the best of both worlds – a strong technical background in engineering and hands-on experience.
- Highly qualified faculty with significant field and research experience
- Extensive, state-of-the art laboratories and equipment
- Collaborative, hands-on learning
- Established partnerships with industry leaders
- Paid co-op experiences through an accredited co-op program
- Study abroad opportunities
Experiential learning
Hands-on learning is at the heart of everything we do. We believe the best engineers and technology professionals are forged not just in classrooms and labs, but in the real world. At BGSU, you’ll learn how to do – solving real problems, working with real teams and making a real impact.
- Build your resume.
- Gain the practical skills employers want.
- Be ready to contribute on day one after graduation.
Gain experience through immersive opportunities.
- Cooperative education (co-ops) – paid, real-world work experience with leading companies and organizations
- Graduate internships – advanced, career-focused placements that align with your academic and professional goals
- Capstone projects – real engineering challenges tackled alongside industry mentors
- Study abroad programs – opportunities to expand your global perspective
Many of our students receive full-time job offers from their co-op employers – proof that experiential learning pays off.
One of the greatest things about BGSU is that our world-class faculty supports and encourages us to pursue undergraduate research. Conducting research as an undergraduate is incredibly beneficial. It has helped me apply what I’m learning to real-world applications. It also solidified the fact that what I’m doing can make a real impact on the world.
– Luke Woolard, systems engineering
The co-ops were absolutely crucial for me. Although I’m a person who is naturally driven, because I was required to do those, my drive was pushed in the right direction. Working in those roles and learning about the standards of what the job actually is was my introduction into losing your ego and using your skill to make the thing someone needs.
– Nolan Ritter, visual communication technology
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Updated: 01/09/2026 09:11AM