General Engineering

Interested in designing solutions to real-world challenges? Gordon's engineering degree combines scientific knowledge, technical problem-solving, and hands-on design experience to prepare you for a wide range of engineering careers.

Through a strong foundation in engineering principles, mathematics, and the applied sciences, you'll learn how to evaluate complex systems, develop innovative technologies, and solve practical problems. Students can customize their engineering degree through concentrations in Professional, Biological, Chemical, Computer, Electrical, or Materials Engineering, aligning their studies with career goals and emerging industry needs.

Why earn an engineering degree at Gordon?

Gordon's engineering program prepares students to solve real-world challenges through technical expertise, innovation, and hands-on learning. With close faculty mentorship, you'll build practical skills in facilities including a fabrication suite, robotics space, electronics lab, and optics lab.

Located near Boston's thriving engineering and research community, Gordon provides access to valuable internship, research, and professional opportunities beyond the classroom. Nearly half of Gordon's physics and engineering graduates continue to nationally ranked graduate programs, while others launch successful careers across engineering and technology fields.

What can Christian faith bring to engineering?

Engineering is ultimately about solving problems and improving the world around us. At Gordon, students explore how faith can inform responsible innovation, ethical decision-making, and the stewardship of technology and natural resources.

Whether designing sustainable systems, advancing healthcare technologies, or developing new solutions for industry, engineers have opportunities to serve others through their work. Gordon's Christian perspective encourages students to consider both the technical and human dimensions of every engineering challenge.