Undergraduate Degree Programs

CU Denver’s College of Engineering, Design and Computing offers bachelor’s degrees in biomedical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, computer science, construction management and cybersecurity.

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Undergraduate Programs

BS in Biomedical Engineering

Degree Earned: BS The BS Biomedical engineering is a rigorous program instilling aptitude in biomedical science; engineering and mathematics; and biomedical design to improve human health and solve clinical problems. Biomedical engineering merges engineering, science, and mathematics; biological, chemical, and physical sciences; and clinical medicine.

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Degree Earned: BS Exposes students to transportation and highways, hydrology and wastewater systems, structures and bridges, environmental and sustainability issues, and geotechnical design. Graduates go on to careers in demand because of the increase in population, continuous development around the world, and the eventual degradation of city infrastructure.

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Degree Earned: BS The bachelor of science in electrical engineering at CU Denver stresses the rigorous scientific and theoretical foundations in EE. The program has an interdisciplinary focus with an in-depth ability to use a combination of software, instrumentation, and experimental techniques practiced today.

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Degree Earned: BS The bachelor of science in mechanical engineering at CU Denver offers interesting and challenging career opportunities in research, design, development, manufacturing, testing and marketing for either private industry or government.

Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering and Management

Degree Earned: BS The construction engineering and management bachelor of science at CU Denver is a new type of degree that offers the rigors of engineering problem-solving and design with business and management courses, coupled with construction management courses.

Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity

Degree Earned: BS The cybersecurity bachelor of science degree prepares students for careers in online security with skills to defend computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, users and data from malicious attacks. Skills and experiences gained from the program will be immediately useful in today’s workforce where cybersecurity– cyber offense and defense– is a growing concern and necessity in both the public and private sector.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Degree Earned: BS Prepares students to apply their skills, knowledge, and creativity in a rapidly changing field. The program emphasizes fundamental concepts and basic principles with a long, productive life. Students have opportunities to collaborate on innovative projects and internships and may also partner with faculty and graduate students on research.

Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science

Degree Earned: BA CS+ prepares graduates to apply a computer science background to a wide variety of career fields. Computer science is transforming products and services in industries such as finance, health care, transportation, and education. In fact, more than two-thirds of all tech jobs are outside the tech sector.

Bachelor of Science in Construction Management

Degree Earned: BS This program builds a solid foundation in construction management, focused on overseeing schedules, budgets, quality, and safety during the full life cycle of a project. Students take construction engineering and management courses, engineering courses, and courses from the Business School and the College of Architecture and Planning.