Engineering Science

student of engineering at Manor College in Jenkintown

Engineering Science

The Associate of Science Degree in Engineering Science at Manor College prepares students to transfer to a Bachelor’s degree engineering program or to move directly into the workforce.  The Engineering Science Transfer Track curriculum includes both laboratory and didactic training.  The program’s core courses are the foundation courses that prepare students in the fundamentals of Engineering Science and include chemistry, physics, mathematics, engineering design, and systems engineering.  The Career Track includes many of the same courses plus Electronics courses and Statics and Dynamics.  A key feature of both tracks is that Manor’s Engineering Science program teaches Sound Engineering Design principles beginning your the semester and continues through the last semester.  Each design course focuses on the fundamentals of design and includes designing a progressively more difficult product.

Students will also fulfill the general education curriculum ensuring they develop strong communication skills in addition to analytic skills.

Why You Should Choose Manor

Small class sizes ensure that our faculty are invested in student outcomes, and hands-on learning opportunities combined with innovative teaching ensures that students are competitive applicants upon graduation. There are so many reasons why you belong here!

Career Opportunities

What careers are possible with an engineering degree?  Opportunities include:

  • Electrical Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Civil Engineering
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Process Engineering
  • Test Engineering
  • Systems Engineering
  • Engineering Management

And more.  Our Instructors and Career Counselors can work with students to help determine what career path is a good fit for their skill sets and interests while at Manor.

Job Outlook

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics this field is projected to grow, with an anticipated 139,000 new jobs getting added to the labor market by 2026. In 2016 — the last year surveyed — engineers had a median annual wage of $91,010.