Engineering Science

Career Outlook

Advancements in technology, product design, and manufacturing require skilled engineers at every step of the process. Engineers innovate, design, and create new software and technology in a variety of areas. You'll find employment opportunities in the mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, nuclear, industrial, and biomedical fields. In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects a 6% growth in engineering careers by 2030. The annual wage for engineers ranges from $80,000 to $100,000 as of May 2021.

With a four-year or advanced degree in this field, you'll be prepared to explore occupations in a variety of subfields, including:

• 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

Many students in our Engineering Science program go on to complete a four-year degree at colleges such as:

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

Engineering and Technology Club

Join the Engineering and Technology club to get involved with technical projects outside the classroom. Learn about the real-world applications of engineering from industry experts by attending lectures and visiting local manufacturing facilities and technical labs.

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