Bachelor of Science Degree Programs
Statistics indicate that at the start of the 21st century, employment opportunities will be the greatest in engineering and high-technology fields. Kent State University’s College of Applied Engineering, Sustainability and Technology offers nationally accredited applied engineering and technology programs that provide students with the skills needed to compete in today’s job market.
The College offers more than 12 programs at the bachelor’s and master’s degree levels. With a talented faculty and flexible schedules that include evening, weekend, distance-learning and Web-based classes, the College has a program to match students’ needs and interests.
The college has the following four majors with eleven concentrations and eleven minors: Aeronautics, Applied Engineering, Construction Management and Technology.
Aeronautics
Concentrations
- Aeronautical Studies
- Aeronautical Systems Engineering Technology
- Air Traffic Control
- Aviation Management
- Flight Technology
Minors
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Aviation Weather
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Flight Technology
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Aircraft Dispatch (Starting Fall 2013)
- Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Starting Fall 2013)
Applied Engineering
Concentrations
- Applied Engineering and Technology Management
- Computer Engineering Technology
- Mechanical Engineering and Technology (Manufacturing Systems)
- Liquid Crystal and Display Engineering (New program)
- Mechatronics (New program)
Minors
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Computer Engineering Technology
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Electronic Technology
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Innovation
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Liquid Crystal and Display Engineering (Starting Fall 2013)
- Sustainability (Starting Fall 2013)