Engineering Science

Career Outlook

Technology, product design, and manufacturing companies need skilled engineers who can innovate, design, and develop new software and technologies. Find employment opportunities in the mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, nuclear, industrial, and biomedical fields.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects engineering job demand to grow faster than average from 2024 to 2034. The median annual wage for engineers was $97,310 as of May 2024.

With a four-year engineering degree, you'll be ready to pursue careers in a chosen subfield, such as:

• Civil Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Industrial Production Management
• Mechanical Engineering
• Quality Control System Management
• Software Development

Curious about career pathways in this field? Check out Career Coach to learn more about industry job growth, education requirements, earning potential, and more. 

Smooth Transfer to a Four-Year College

If you're considering a bachelor’s degree after FLCC, our academic advisors will help you connect with four-year schools and explore transfer options. We'll assist you in selecting courses that efficiently meet the requirements for both FLCC and your future college.

• Joint Admissions Agreements: These allow first-year students to gain admission to both FLCC and participating four-year schools at the same time. Gain peace of mind knowing your next step is set while you complete your associate degree with us.
• Transfer Articulation Agreements: These partnerships ensure your credits from FLCC will transfer directly and seamlessly to a partner four-year school. You can enter a bachelor’s program with full junior standing, saving you time and money.

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Where Our Students Transfer

Students in our Engineering Science program go on to earn a four-year degree from colleges such as:

• Alfred University
• Buffalo State University
• Clarkson University
• Cornell University
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
• Rochester Institute of Technology
• Binghamton University
• University of Rochester

Learn from Industry Experts

Learn real-world engineering applications from industry experts through lectures and visits to local facilities and labs. Join the Engineering and Technology club to work on technical projects outside of class. 

Sample Courses

Visit our academic catalog for a complete listing of program requirements, including prerequisites, general education requirements, electives, and a sample schedule.

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Sample core courses you'll take in this program include:

• ESC 100 - Introduction to Engineering
• ESC 105 - Engineering Graphics
• ESC 170 - Computing for Engineers
• ESC 211 - Statics
• ESC 222 - Electric Circuits
• ESC 240 - Engineering Design