Engineering Degrees and Programs at UC Riverside
At UC Riverside's Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering (BCOE), students can pursue engineering and computing through undergraduate, graduate, and online degree programs.
Explore our degree options
Discover undergraduate majors, research-based graduate degrees, accelerated pathways, and flexible online programs.
Bachelor's Degrees
Explore undergraduate engineering and computing majors, coursework, and opportunities to learn by doing.
Explore Undergraduate Majors →Master's & Doctoral Degrees
Build specialized expertise through graduate study, faculty mentorship, and research.
Explore Graduate Programs →B.S. + M.S. Program
Qualified undergraduates can pursue an accelerated pathway toward a master's degree.
Explore B.S. + M.S. →Online Master's
Continue your engineering education with flexible online graduate options for working professionals.
Explore Online Programs →Explore Our Departments and Programs
BCOE brings together five academic departments and four interdisciplinary programs across engineering and computing. Explore each area to learn about its faculty, research, and academic opportunities.
Five Academic Departments
Interdisciplinary Academic Programs
Accredited undergraduate programs
Eligible BCOE undergraduate engineering and computing programs are accredited through ABET's Engineering Accreditation Commission or Computing Accreditation Commission. Find program-specific accreditation information and student outcomes.
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Learn through research and practice
BCOE students develop technical skills in courses, research labs, and collaborative projects, with academic support throughout their studies.
Undergraduate Research
Learn about research opportunities alongside BCOE faculty.
Explore Research →Student Success
Connect with advising, academic resources, and professional development.
Student Success Resources →Where a BCOE degree can take you
Graduates pursue careers in engineering, computing, research, and other technical fields. Recent survey results offer a snapshot of reported starting salaries.
Explore Career OutcomesSource: UCR First-Destination Survey, Class of 2024, as reported on the existing BCOE Academics page. Estimated response rate for engineering bachelor's graduates: 25.7%. Results reflect survey respondents, not all graduates. Survey information
Ready to engineer excellence?
Explore your options and learn how to apply to UC Riverside's Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering.