Associate of Pre-Engineering

Well-trained engineers play an important role in our complex technological society, provide oversight to the development of everything from power and water systems to high rise office buildings and supersonic aircraft. While most engineering programs offer training in one of the classical disciplines such as mechanical, civil or electrical engineering, SUU’s Integrated Engineering program combines a variety of engineering subjects to meet the growing demand for multidisciplinary engineers who can solve the complex problems within modern industry.

POINTS of DISTINCTION

Only such engineering program in the state of Utah
Exceptionally high placement within top graduate programs and leading professional industries
Laptop computers available to active Engineering Club members

POSSIBLE CAREERS

civil engineer, construction engineer, consulting engineer, design engineer, development engineer, electrical engineer, environmental engineer, fire protection engineer, human resources manager for an engineering firm, industrial engineer, management engineer, manufacturing engineer, material handling engineer, mechanical engineer, operations engineer, production and testing engineer, project engineer, sales engineer, systems engineer, teacher, urban planner

AVAILABLE RESOURCES

The Integrated Engineering Department is equipped with laboratories for hands-on experience in computers, fluids, electromechanics, materials and structures.

The Center for Applied Research and Advanced Technologies is a collaborative effort among Southern Utah manufacturing businesses, community members and the College of Computing, Integrated Engineering and Technology at SUU.

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT

Engineering Club

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department Name: Integrated Engineering
Department Contact: Glen Longhurst
Website: http://suu.edu/cose/ie/
Email Address: glenlonghurst@suu.edu
Department Phone: 435.586.7977
Department Fax: 435.865.8077

Spotlight

Name: Jessica Bauer

Graduated: Class of 2010

"I changed to an APE degree so that I can more easily transfer with the correct course credits and experience once I select a professional specialty."

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