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Why Engineering?
Engineers are well-paid professionals, on par with business managers and lawyers. Engineering graduates with bachelor's degrees have average starting salaries ranging from $48,000 to $61,000, depending on their disciplines. Master's and doctoral graduates' salaries are even higher.
The analytical skills learned in engineering can prepare you for numerous professions. Some engineers become top managers, government officials, business owners, journalists, teachers, health professionals or lawyers.
Connecting for success
At the University of North Texas, you’ll find that our student-focused philosophy, resources and infrastructure will allow you to thrive. UNT’s College of Engineering, located at the 300-acre UNT Discovery Park, lets you optimize your success by offering programs ranging from theoretical to practical.
Home away from home
Many students worry about being on their own at college. At UNT, you will not only find other students who enjoy what you do, but you will also find friendly faculty and staff who will care about you and assist you if you need it.
Inventing the future
UNT's College of Engineering students are preparing to solve many of today's problems – from designing equipment that helps disabled children walk to developing networks that predict natural disasters.
Changing the World
UNT's strong network of alumni work for international corporations, government agencies, research facilities, universities and other entities.
Innovative research
At a time when other universities downsized their research efforts, UNT invested in collaborative and multi-disciplinary research clusters.
Impressive and approachable faculty
College of Engineering faculty members are esteemed in their fields. Faculty members are advancing the frontiers of knowledge and improving the quality of life through their research.
Superb Facilities and Equipment
Technologically advanced facilities and labs are among the many features of the College of Engineering.
Questions regarding College of Engineering admissions?
Please contact : Kathryn Beasley 'Kathryn.Beasley@unt.edu'.