Engineering

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Engineering Dual-Degree Programs (B.A./B.S. or B.S./B.S.)

Program Director:

Ralph J. Bravaco
Office: College Center 226-C
Phone: 508-565-1077
rbavaco@stonehill.edu

Stonehill College has affiliation agreements with The University of Notre Dame and King’s College to offer a five-year dual degree program in science and engineering. Students enrolled in the program matriculate for three years at Stonehill College and then transfer to either The University of Notre Dame or King’s College for two years. Those who complete the program receive two degrees: A bachelor’s degree in one of the sciences from Stonehill College and a second bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline from The University of Notre Dame or King’s College.

Students in this program will also complete the General Education requirements of Stonehill College. The dual degree ensures that students will graduate with both a strong liberal arts background and the requisite knowledge for a career in an engineering field.

Students may choose one of the following Stonehill College/The University of Notre Dame degree combinations:

• B.A. in Chemistry/ B.S. in Chemical Engineering .  See the Chemistry Department  for details.
• B.A. in Computer Science/B.S. in Computer Engineering .  See the Computer Science Department  for details.
• B.S. in Environmental Science/B.S. in Environmental Engineering .  See the Environmental Sciences & Studies Department  for details.
• B.A. in Physics/ B.S. in Aerospace Engineering .  See the Physics & Astronomy Department  for details.
• B.A. in Physics/ B.S. in Civil Engineering .  See the Physics & Astronomy Department  for details.
• B.A. in Physics/ B.S. in Electrical Engineering .  See the Physics & Astronomy Department  for details.
• B.A. in Physics/ B.S. in Mechanical Engineering .  See the Physics & Astronomy Department  for details.

Students may choose one of the following Stonehill College/King’s College degree combinations:

• B.A. in Physics/ B.S. in Civil Engineering . See the Physics Department  for details.
• B.A. in Physics/ B.S. in Mechanical Engineering  . See the Physics Department  for details.

Students may review the Engineering Dual Degree Program admission requirements under Academic Partnerships & Resources .

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