Campbell University School of Engineering

A unique, hands-on, project-based approach to engineering with a focus on exemplary teaching and mentoring

The mission of the School of Engineering is to provide transformational learning experiences for a diverse community of future leaders through an integrated and experiential approach to engineering education, grounded in meaningful service and Christian principles.

2016

Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering

Campbell Engineering graduates will: a. Demonstrate engineering skills and behavior to meet 21st century career demands and needs of industry. b. Engage in professional development by seeking new career challenges, continuing or graduate education, or engineering licensure. c. Demonstrate professionalism and high ethical standards throughout their career endeavors. d. Demonstrate a commitment to meaningful service in their personal and professional communities. e. Ground their lives and careers in Christian principles. Program educational objectives are broad statements that describe what Campbell Engineering graduates are expected to attain within a few years after graduation. Program educational objectives are based on the needs of our program’s constituencies: students, employers/industry, alumni and faculty. These program educational objectives are consistent with the mission of Campbell University, the needs of the program’s various constituencies, and ABET criteria. Program constituencies review these program educational objectives every three years to ensure that they remain consistent with the university’s mission, our program’s constituents’ needs, and ABET criteria.