Dual Degree in Sciences and Engineering
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Get the best of both worlds with a dual degree from TWU and UNT
In collaboration with the University of North Texas, TWU offers dual degree options in sciences and engineering. This program will allow you to attend both universities simultaneously and graduate with a bachelor of science in mathematics, biology, chemistry, or computer science from TWU and a bachelor of science in biomedical, electrical, materials science, or mechanical and energy engineering from UNT.
What to expect
- A well-rounded education in the sciences and engineering fields of your choice.
- Strengthened career prospects and proven proficiency in your area of interest.
- Combined faculty expertise from two award-winning universities.
- A network of accomplished alumni who are successfully pursuing careers in sciences and engineering.
- Specialized mentorship for women entering STEM fields.
- A prime location that provides unlimited internship and job opportunities.
Explore the programs
Guided pathways for 2024-25
- TWU Biology & UNT Biomedical Engineering
- TWU Chemistry & UNT Materials Science and Engineering
- TWU Computer Science & UNT Computer Engineering
- TWU Mathematics & UNT Biomedical Engineering
- TWU Mathematics & UNT Computer Engineering
- TWU Mathematics & UNT Electrical Engineering
- TWU Mathematics & UNT Materials Science and Engineering
- TWU Mathematics & UNT Mechanical and Energy Engineering
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Career outlook
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Our dual degree program will provide you with a broad range of skills and knowledge leading to advanced degrees and careers in the following areas, among many others.
| Profession | 2018 median salary | Entry-level education |
|---|---|---|
| Biomedical engineer | $88,550 | Bachelor's degree |
| Electrical or electronics engineer | $99,070 | Bachelor's degree |
| Materials engineer | $92,390 | Bachelor's degree |
| Mechanical engineer | $87,370 | Bachelor's degree |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Our alumni
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TWU and UNT are both very unique, and learning in both types of classrooms made me a well-developed professional. As a woman in a male-dominated field, TWU gave me the strength and leadership skills to be confident in any professional setting, while UNT gave me the technical skills necessary to contribute to my profession in meaningful ways.
Program highlights: My dual degree really helps me stand out. It shows employers how well I manage my time and my eagerness to learn in different environments.
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The opportunity to fully immerse myself into two different campus communities and two different STEM fields was extremely beneficial, and the support I received from faculty and staff was outstanding. They guided me on my educational path, and then set me up for long-term success in both my career and my personal life.
Program highlights: Through each of my internships, I was able to test the waters and gain practical experience, which increased my chances of getting a job after graduation.
Apply today
To enroll in the TWU/UNT dual degree program, apply to each university separately. Visit both of the admissions links below to get started on your applications.
Apply to TWU
or learn more about TWU Financial Aid, including available scholarships.
Apply to UNT
or learn more about UNT Financial Aid, including available scholarships.
Contact us
Are you interested in learning more about our dual degree option? Do you have questions about the application process or would you like additional guidance from program faculty? Contact:
Brandi Falley, PhD
Associate Professor
Division Head, Mathematics
bfalley@twu.edu
940-898-2176
Page last updated 3:14 PM, October 17, 2024