Do you excel in mathematics and science? Do you enjoy generating out of the box solutions to complex problems? Engineering is the career for you. Degree options help prepare you for this fast-paced, exciting career. View the Engineering programs below to learn more about degrees, diplomas and certificates offered.
Request Information – Engineering ProgramsWe work closely with local advanced manufacturers and other employers to ensure we provide real-world training experiences in our engineering technology programs. Our state-of-the-art learning labs provide hands-on experience that will help you land a job in this growing career field. You’ll learn from the best—all our instructors are engineers who hold master’s degrees and have impressive careers in th e engineering field.
Want a bachelor’s degree in Engineering? We have the program just for you! The Associate in Engineering (AE) program at Blue Ridge Community College is a specialized college transfer degree for those who ultimately wish to transfer to a four-year engineering degree program. Within the degree program, students will complete calculus courses, advanced physics and engineering courses in addition to other general education requirements, such as English, economics, and social/behavioral sciences. The courses that are part of the AE plan of study will transfer smoothly to the following University of North Carolina System schools that house engineering programs:
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Please note: the University of North Carolina at Asheville Joint B.S. in Engineering – Mechatronics Concentration is not part of the Associate in Engineering agreement.
Please visit the UNCA Mechatronics Engineering webpage for a list of transfer classes.
Currently enrolled North Carolina high school students may be eligible for the Career and College Promise (CCP) program:
Career and College Promise (CCP)
Students enrolling in these programs must meet specific emotional, behavioral, physical, and cognitive standards. This information is found in Technical Standards. Students qualifying for special accommodations to these standards must contact Student Accessibility Services at (828) 694-1813 for more information.
