Dual Degree in Mathematics and Engineering

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To enroll in the TWU/UNT dual degree program, apply to each university separately. Visit the links below to get started on your applications, or learn more about each university’s financial aid programs, including available scholarships.

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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 mathematics and engineering. This program will allow you to attend both universities simultaneously and graduate with a bachelor of science in mathematics from TWU and a bachelor of science in biomedical, electrical, materials science, or mechanical and energy engineering from UNT.

Two universities in one prime location

Texas Woman's University and the University of North Texas are located in Denton, TX, less than ten minutes away from each other.

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Explore the programs

Mathematics, BS (TWU)

Biomedical Engineering, BS (UNT)

Computer Engineering, BS (UNT)

Electrical Engineering, BS (UNT)

Materials Science and Engineering, BS (UNT)

Mechanical and Energy Engineering, BS (UNT)

TWU and UNT ... 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.”

— Adriana Blanco (2014), System Test Engineer for the US Navy

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 ... set me up for long-term success in both my career and my personal life.”

— Lindsey Smith (2016), Manufacturing Development Program Engineer at Cummins Inc.

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What to expect

A well-rounded education in mathematics and the 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 mathematics and engineering.
Specialized mentorship for women entering STEM fields.
A prime location that provides unlimited internship and job opportunities.

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

Guided pathways for 2025–26

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:

Alexis Hardesty, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
940-898-2770
ahardesty1@twu.edu