The UWF Engineering Technology B.S. degree allows students to develop an individual plan of study to meet their educational goals. The degree focuses on practical hands-on skills that provide a pathway towards careers in technology.
Why Study Engineering Technology at UWF?
The UWF Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology is designed for students who want to chart their own path. Students are able to choose from a variety of courses within science, technology, engineering, mathematics or business to create an interdisciplinary plan of study that meets their educational needs.
The engineering technology program emphasizes hands-on learning, systems thinking and problem-solving across a range of engineering-related areas. With a strong foundation in technical communication, design processes and materials science, students graduate ready to contribute to modern engineering teams from day one.
Whether students are designing components, improving systems or managing projects, the UWF engineering technology program prepares students to succeed in a dynamic, technology-driven workforce.
What You Will Learn
Through a blend of applied coursework and project-based learning, engineering technology students gain the skills and experience needed to thrive in a wide range of technical and engineering-related fields.
Students learn to represent and model engineering systems while also developing a solid foundation in technical computing and logical problem-solving. The curriculum emphasizes cost-efficiency, performance analysis and communication skills to support informed decision-making, alongside the study of materials and their behavior in real-world applications.
In addition to technical competencies, the program fosters ethical reasoning and professional integrity, qualities vital for navigating the responsibilities and challenges in today's engineering environments. The experience culminates in a senior design project, where students research, design, build and present a comprehensive engineering solution, applying their knowledge in a collaborative, real-world context.
UWF offers classes through various delivery methods, including face-to-face, hybrid, and online. Though UWF makes every effort to provide on-campus classes in face-to-face programs, there is a possibility that some classes will have limited availability and may be offered online only. For more information, review the modes of delivery and instructional methods.
