Engineering

Bachelor’s Degrees: We offer four-year bachelor’s degree programs in Agricultural Engineering (with options in machinery systems, natural resources and environmental systems, and food and process systems), Environmental Engineering, Engineering Technology (with options in test engineering technology, civil and environmental engineering technology, food and bioprocessing technology, and agricultural systems management), and applied physics for industry and engineering.

Dual Degree: You’ll complete about three years of physics, chemistry, math, engineering and general education coursework at UWRF and then about two years of upper-level engineering courses at a highly-regarded partner institution such as UM-Twin Cities, UW-Madison or UW-Milwaukee, among others. Upon completion, you’ll earn two bachelor’s degrees: one in applied physics for industry and engineering from UWRF and one in engineering from the partner school.

Pre-Engineering: You’ll complete about two years at UWRF and about two years at an engineering university. UWRF offers all the physics, mathematics and chemistry you’ll need, plus your first engineering and electronics courses. You’ll benefit from our affordable tuition and supportive environment while making progress toward your degree.