In addition, Cleveland and the surrounding area boasts a wealth of educational opportunities for engineering students. The Case School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University offers 14 undergraduate programs, 15 graduate programs, one doctoral program and 12 interdisciplinary institutes and research centers. Students can take advantage of an innovative program at Cleveland State University's Fenn College of Engineering called KCIDE (Knowledge Capturing Integrated Design Environment). KCIDE emphasizes lifelong learning skills and “systems thinking” in all disciplines, not just systems engineering. The “3-2 Program” at nearby Oberlin College gives students three years of prep study in engineering at Oberlin and two years at an affiliated engineering school. Students can obtain an associates degree in electrical engineering at Cuyahoga Community College or the Cleveland Institute of Electronics.
Engineering Schools, Programs & Courses
in Cleveland
Subjects listed are highlights of programs
and/or courses offered.
Case Western Reserve University, Case School of Engineering | (216) 368-2000 Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Material Science Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Macromolecular Engineering
Cuyahoga Community College | (216) 987-4000 Construction Engineering Technology, Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
Why Cleveland is a Great Place to Study Engineering
Since most engineers find work in manufacturing industries, Cleveland's broad manufacturing base provides ample opportunities for employment in many engineering fields. In particular, the region's automotive manufacturers such as Ford Motor Company and DaimlerChrysler collectively employ more than 22,000 workers.
Other Resources for Engineering Education and Careers in Cleveland
In addition, Cleveland and the surrounding area boasts a wealth of educational opportunities for engineering students. The Case School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University offers 14 undergraduate programs, 15 graduate programs, one doctoral program and 12 interdisciplinary institutes and research centers. Students can take advantage of an innovative program at Cleveland State University's Fenn College of Engineering called KCIDE (Knowledge Capturing Integrated Design Environment). KCIDE emphasizes lifelong learning skills and “systems thinking” in all disciplines, not just systems engineering. The “3-2 Program” at nearby Oberlin College gives students three years of prep study in engineering at Oberlin and two years at an affiliated engineering school. Students can obtain an associates degree in electrical engineering at Cuyahoga Community College or the Cleveland Institute of Electronics.
