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University Program Information

The University of Alabama in Huntsville offers various academic programs, including undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Admission & Aid

• Undergraduate Admission:
  • Discover UAH: learn about the university and its programs
  • Apply for Admission: a step-by-step guide to the admission process
  • Financial Aid: information on scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities
  • Admitted Students: resources for newly admitted students
• Graduate Admission:
  • Discover UAH: learn about graduate programs and hear from current students
  • Apply for Admission: a simple application process for all applicants
  • Visit Campus: explore the campus through virtual tours or in-person visits
  • Admitted Students: next steps for starting the first semester

Academics

• Academic Colleges:
  • Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences
  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Nursing
  • Science
  • Honors
  • Graduate School
• Course Listings: search and explore all courses offered by the university
• General Education Requirements: learn about the Charger Foundations program
• Online Learning: explore online course offerings
• Certificate Programs: learn about certificate programs offered by each college

Research

• Research Centers & Institutes: 17 research centers and offices with over $400 million in contracts and grants
• Research by College: research opportunities in various colleges, including Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences; Business; Education; Engineering; Nursing; Science; Graduate School; and Honors College
• Research Administration and Support: hear from the Vice President for Research and Economic Development and learn about research security and contracts & grant support
• Technology Commercialization: generating $1 million per year from intellectual property developed through research programs

Campus Life

• Student Involvement: opportunities for student organizations, community service, leadership programs, student government, sports & recreation, fraternity & sorority life, and Charger Union
• Student Events: a calendar of events, including Homecoming, Family Weekend, and events planned by the Association for Campus Entertainment
• Health & Wellness: resources for physical and mental health, including a student health center, counseling center, and fitness center
• Transition Programs: support for students in transition, including orientation, first-year experience, second-year experience, transfer student services, veteran student services, and out-of-state student services

Engineering Technology (BS) Program

Program Description

The BS in Engineering Technology degree is an applied program that integrates engineering principles and modern technology. Graduates will use their math, science, and engineering skills to design products and systems, install and maintain products, and provide a range of services.

Delivery Method

The program is designed to work well with students transferring from community college technical programs, with all courses offered in the evening or asynchronously online in a hybrid online/live format.

Number of Credit Hours

The program requires 120 credit hours.

Degree Requirements

The program includes general education requirements, major requirements, and elective courses.

Resources

The university offers various resources, including the Student Success Center, International Engagement & Support, Disability Support Services, and the M. Louis Salmon Library.