Integrated Engineering
Being part of the Integrated Engineering program is not about just receiving a degree; it's about being a difference maker and building community. As a student, you'll not only find mentors who guide you toward an engineering interest, you'll be joining peers as part of a nationally recognized project-based program that is second to none.
Integrated Engineering Career Options
- Electrical Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Software Engineer
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Civil Engineer
Potential Salary
Median Salary $91,420
Integrated Engineering Degrees at MSU
Integrated Engineering, Bachelor of Science Engineering
Integrated Engineering is a unique upper division program with co-op and project-based learning approaches- blending technical, professional, and design education in the context of industry-sponsored projects. Integrating mechanical, electrical, and other engineering disciplines, you’ll be able to change the world as you become the engineer you want to be. This program is offered at Normandale and St. Paul Community College and at Minnesota North College- Mesabi Campus. This degree is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org.
Project-Based Engineering, Certificate
Ready to tackle real-world challenges? The Project-Based Engineering Certificate offers upper-division students and industry professionals the chance to collaborate on cutting-edge, industry-sponsored projects. Sharpen your technical, design, and professional skills while gaining invaluable hands-on experience. Perfect for international students seeking to enhance their global engineering expertise!
Technical Integration and Design, Certificate
The Technical Integration and Design Certificate is for people who want to work with a team of student engineers on an industry-sponsored project to develop communication, entrepreneurial, and project management skills. It is a great opportunity for international students in a wide range of fields.
Technical Integration and Design, Minor
This minor lets students work with a team of student engineers on an industry-sponsored project to develop communication, entrepreneurial, and project management skills.
Integrated Engineering, Bachelor of Science Engineering
Integrated Engineering is a unique upper division program with co-op and project-based learning approaches- blending technical, professional, and design education in the context of industry-sponsored projects. Integrating mechanical, electrical, and other engineering disciplines, you’ll be able to change the world as you become the engineer you want to be. This program is offered at Normandale and St. Paul Community College and at Minnesota North College- Mesabi Campus. This degree is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org.
Project-Based Engineering, Certificate
Ready to tackle real-world challenges? The Project-Based Engineering Certificate offers upper-division students and industry professionals the chance to collaborate on cutting-edge, industry-sponsored projects. Sharpen your technical, design, and professional skills while gaining invaluable hands-on experience. Perfect for international students seeking to enhance their global engineering expertise!
Technical Integration and Design, Certificate
The Technical Integration and Design Certificate is for people who want to work with a team of student engineers on an industry-sponsored project to develop communication, entrepreneurial, and project management skills. It is a great opportunity for international students in a wide range of fields.
Technical Integration and Design, Minor
This minor lets students work with a team of student engineers on an industry-sponsored project to develop communication, entrepreneurial, and project management skills.
ABET Accreditation
Our program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the General Criteria.
What is Project-Based Learning
Our program was the first of its kind in the country to offer a learning model that will allow you tailored industry experience, dedicated mentorship, and direct application of engineering. Be part of a program that is changing the way engineering education is delivered.
Sound exciting? That's because it is! Learn more about this model and if it's the right fit for you.
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Iron Range Location
The Iron Range Engineering program strives to educate engineering students by providing the synergistic qualities of technical learning and work on authentic projects with industrial partners. In addition to the development of new engineers, Iron Range Engineering looks to benefit the local, northern Minnesota, community and industries and to address the needs of community college graduates and transfer students. Follow us on Facebook.
Twin Cities Location
Twin Cities Engineering is located on the Normandale Community College and St. Paul College campuses. TCE is part of Minnesota State University, Mankato’s Department of Integrated Engineering extended campus.
Students at Twin Cities Engineering earn a bachelor’s degree in Integrated Engineering while gaining hands-on, real-world engineering skills preparing them for a smoother transition into industry after graduation.
Student Projects
As part of the Integrated Engineering program you will get the unique chance to work on real projects with industry clients, gaining hands-on engineering experience. These projects will help you build both technical skills and professional competencies, preparing you for your future career.
Admission to the Program
Start by submitting your application to Minnesota State University, Mankato and complete a separate application for the Integrated Engineering program at the same time.
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Integrated Engineering Department
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