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Engineering

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WHY ENGINEERING

Design Solutions for the Future

At Huntington University, our Engineering programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience needed to solve today's problems with tomorrow's landscape in mind. Our programs in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Engineering Management provide a strong foundation in math, science, and design, while also emphasizing teamwork, innovation, and ethical responsibility. Whether you're drawn to circuitry and systems or machines and motion, you'll find a Christ-centered environment where theory meets innovation and impact.

  • developing problem-solving skills
  • applying math to practical applications
  • growing in careful reasoning
  • gaining practice in being task-oriented

Engineering Majors & Minors

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Electrical Engineering
Major
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Engineering Management
Major
Mechanical Engineering
Major
IS ENGINEERING A GOOD FIT FOR YOU?

You might be a future engineer if…

You’re a natural problem solver: calm under pressure and confident in using science and data to find solutions. Your analytical mindset, combined with creativity and empathy, equips you to tackle real-world challenges in meaningful ways.

At Huntington University, studying engineering means putting those strengths into action through a blend of academic rigor and hands-on experience. Our program challenges and equips students to thrive in diverse industries, and our graduates are making a difference in both public and private sectors where engineering expertise is in demand.

Career Opportunities
  • Electrical Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Project Engineering Manager
  • Manufacturing Engineer
  • Systems Engineer
  • Controls/Automation Engineer
Hands-On Experiential Learning

To truly engage the world through mathematical science, you need to experience what you are studying in an up-close and personal way. That’s why practical learning is built into our curriculum.

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State-of-the-Art Equipment and Facilities

Practical learning is built into our curriculum, and state-of-the-art equipment is the standard. With amazing facilities, and your very own box of electrical engineering equipment,  your courses will be packed with experiential learning to equip you for your future career.

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Modern Technology

As a student, you will gain hands-on experience with current industry-standard software to help you adapt and feel prepared for whatever technologies you may encounter in your career. You will also have access to research labs with Windows and Linux servers, dual screen work stations, and two racks of networking equipment that will serve you well.

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Internships and Real-World Learning

HU strongly encourages students to complete both internships and independent research studies to further explore your specialized interest. Practical learning experience is built in to help you hone your craft, gain project management skills, collaborate with a team, and equip you in “learning on your own” so you can adapt well to the workplace.

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I'm Ready!

Take the next step towards your mathematics and computer science degree! 

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Meet the Faculty & Staff

Jeff Lehman
Associate Dean of the Sciences / Professor of Computer Science / Department Chair
Andrew Hoffman
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Kevin Drury
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Deb Cherry
Adjunct Instructor of Math Education
Francis Jones
Professor Emeritus of Mathematical Sciences
Winfield Wetherbee
Professor Emeritus of Mathematical Sciences
Max Garwood
Engineering Advisor

Why Choose HU?

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Cost of Investment

Huntington University is dedicated to providing several paths for financial assistance as you invest in your education and future. Each student’s financial aid package is unique and complements our competitive tuition. Online tools are available to help you calculate your investment.

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Christ-Centered Focus

In addition to providing you with a nationally-recognized education, we aim to help you experience the cross-section between faith and education. Discover who God wants you to be alongside a close-knit, Christ-centered community. When you’re at HU, you’re home.