DAUST undergraduate curriculum consists of both a sequence of courses that encompasses the full five years of a student’s time in the program and an extensive set of related co-curricular activities.
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5 Year Engineering Degree
Computer science majors learn about computer systems. Instruction includes programming and the theory and design of software. Graduates from this program work in areas as diverse as: Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Software Development, Web Technology, Games and graphics, etc.
Mechanical engineer’s interests encompass the design of automotive and aerospace systems, bioengineering devices, and energy-related technologies.. Graduates from this program work in areas as diverse as: Aerospace, Energy, Robotics, Material Engineering, Advanced Manufacturing, etc.
Electrical Engineering major applies mathematical and physical principles to a wide variety of electrical, electronic, computer-based devices and systems. Graduates from this program work in areas as diverse as: Microelectronics, Robotics, Communication, Power & Transmission, etc.
Chemical Engineering major applies mathematical, chemical, and physical principles to the design, analysis, and operation of processes that transform raw materials into valuable products. Graduates from this program work in areas as diverse as: Petrochemicals, Energy Production, Materials Science, and Biotechnology.
2 + 2 Joint Bachelor Degree with the University of Nebraska
DAUST’s 2-year PREPA program consists of two intensive years of preparatory courses in Sciences & Foundation of Engineering. After completion, student elect to complete their degree at DAUST or enroll in one of the top universities abroad.