Engineering Program Description:
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics is available only for students who complete the dual degree engineering program. Through this program, students spend approximately three years at the University of the Virgin Islands and complete the degree at a participating institution.
Applied Mathematics (Dual Degree Engineering), BS Paradigm (calculus ready in freshmen year)
At the end of the program, the student receives a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics from the University of the Virgin Islands, and a Bachelor of Science in his or her chosen field of engineering from the affiliated university. A student may also opt to complete another existing UVI bachelors degree by completing all those requirements before enrolling at the affiliated university for the B. S. in engineering. The University of the Virgin Islands has agreements with Columbia University, University of Florida, and University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina and the University of Florida are members, along with the University of the Virgin Islands and Clemson University, of the SouthEast Alliance for Graduate Education to the Professoriate (SEAGEP)
The dual degree program offers a great deal of flexibility to students. Students follow a course of studies similar or identical to those taken by many of our science majors, while adding certain required courses. Interested students should consult with the engineering liaison officer early in their college career.
Fields of Specialization:
+ Biomedical Engineering
+ Chemical Engineering
+ Computer Engineering
+ Mechanical Engineering
+ Electrical Engineering
+ Applied Mathematics
+ Environmental Science & Engineering
+ Materials Science & Engineering
+ Civil Engineering
+ Agricultural Engineering
+ Biological Engineering
+ Computer Information Science Engineering
+ Aerospace Engineering
+ Nuclear Engineering