Majors & Minors
Choose from among 17 engineering areas of study that lead to a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree. Six of these programs are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. You can further explore your interests with a selection from more than 30 different minor programs of study.
Undergraduate Majors
To learn more about the majors or to speak to an adviser, please contact the following:
Applied Physics |
Montserrat (Monste) Fernandez-Pinkley | mf2157@columbia.edu |
Biomedical Engineering |
Professor Lance Kam Helen Cen |
lk2141@columbia.edu hkc2120@columbia.edu |
Civil Engineering |
Scott Kelly | stk2110@columbia.edu |
Chemical Engineering |
Professor Vivian Faye McNeil | vfm2103@columbia.edu |
Computer Science |
Randolph Rivo | rrivo@cs.columbia.edu |
Earth and Environmental Engineering |
Professor Dan Steingart |
dan.steingart@columbia.edu ab3129@columbia.edu |
Electrical Engineering |
Cassandra Kokofu | ck2833@columbia.edu |
Industrial Engineering |
info@ieor.columbia.edu | |
Mechanical Engineering |
Mel Francis | mef2@columbia.edu |
Undergraduate Minors
In your sophomore year, you may choose to add a minor from more than 30 concentrations to complement your major or branch out into another area of interest. Here’s what you need to know about choosing a minor.
Choosing A Major
Choosing a major in the fall of your sophomore year is an important step in your education and future career. Learn more about how to choose a major that’s right for you.
Six of our engineering programs are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET