With a computer engineering major, you’ll blend math, computer science, physics, and engineering to become a well-rounded thinker able to design your own computer hardware.
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Courses and skills
What skills will I develop?
With a major in computer engineering, you’ll gain core skills for a rapidly expanding field. Bethel’s specialized courses will ensure you are well-prepared to thrive and lead in this dynamic industry.
Microprocessor design and computer architecture
You'll master microprocessor design and computer architecture, gaining the technical expertise to understand and create the fundamental components of modern computing systems.
Programming and software engineering
Learn to code in multiple programming languages, including C/C++ and Java. You'll also develop strong software engineering skills, enabling you to design, implement, and maintain robust software systems.
Networking and database systems
You'll understand how to design and manage networks and databases effectively, ensuring efficient data communication and storage.
Creative problem-solving and debugging
You'll learn to identify and resolve complex issues, ensuring smooth and efficient operation of software and hardware systems.
Artificial intelligence and computer graphics
Explore areas like artificial intelligence and computer graphics, gaining insights into cutting-edge technologies that drive innovation in various industries.
Collaboration and project management
Boost your communication and collaboration skills while working on interdisciplinary projects. You'll learn project management techniques and how to work effectively in teams, preparing you for leadership roles in tech industries.
Academic plans
Map out your time at Bethel—from day one to your diploma. Your course schedule is designed to help you grow, gain skills, and become who you’re meant to be.
Learning opportunities
What experiences will I have?
Hands-on learning is at the core of all Bethel majors. That means you’ll find numerous opportunities to get involved, apply what you’ve learned, and gain experience. And Bethel’s size and vibrant community will allow you to pursue ways to get involved right away.
Research
You'll have opportunities to collaborate with faculty on funded research projects and participate in a semester-long design project for a real-world client, completed alongside students from different engineering disciplines.
Hands-on experiences
You’ll get to practice what you learn by being a peer tutor, student grader, or through internships and have access to state-of-the-art research labs for class and personal research projects.
Student clubs and organizations
Participate in student organizations like Sigma Zeta and Bethel’s student chapters of the Association for Computing Machinery and the Mathematics Association of America.
Real-world impact
What can I do with a computer engineering degree?
Computer design and installation jobs continue to increase—and often have high starting salaries. You'll be well-prepared to lead and collaborate within the cross-disciplinary teams that are pushing this industry forward and proposing imaginative solutions to the complex tech problems facing our society.
Innovative hardware design
You’ll be equipped to design and develop cutting-edge computer processors, circuit boards, and memory devices. These skills will also prepare you for roles in microprocessor design and data storage.
Biotechnology and medical devices
You can contribute to the biotechnology and medical device industries. You'll have the opportunity to work on projects in medical imaging and device development, enhancing healthcare technologies.
Communication technologies
From networking to communication devices, you can play a key role in creating, maintaining, and improving the systems that keep our world connected.
Rapidly growing industry
The field of computer engineering is expanding rapidly. Your comprehensive education at Bethel will ensure you are well-prepared to thrive and lead in a dynamic, ever-changing industry.
Skills for any field
At Bethel, you'll gain the ability to work effectively within cross-disciplinary teams. This collaborative experience will prepare you to lead and innovate in various tech fields, proposing imaginative solutions to complex problems.
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Faculty mentors
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You’ll learn alongside faculty who are distinguished scholars and faithful Christians. They’ll know you by name and invest in your success.
Student Support
Your support team
At Bethel, you’ll experience a community where you belong. And that means you’ll be able to access numerous tools for your academic success—tutoring, mentors, study help, and more.
Career coaching and preparation
A dedicated team is here to empower you to lead a purposeful life. Career coaches will help you build a resume, pursue internships and jobs, and provide support at every step of the way.
Academic advising
No matter your goals, you’ll find support from your advisor. They’ll help you plan your courses and will provide support as you complete your degree and start a successful career.
Tutoring and academic support
The Academic Enrichment and Support Center (AESC) will be your first stop for academic support. You’ll find help in building study skills, academic counseling, and more.
Faith formation
As you develop your faith, you’ll have support from our Campus Ministries team. From Chapel to Bible studies, you’ll have numerous opportunities to explore and grow in your faith.
Accessible education
Tuition and financial aid
We want you to understand from the beginning what a Bethel education costs. That’s why we made it simple. Beginning in the 2025-26 academic year, tuition for the College of Arts & Sciences will be $25,990—down from $44,050. This more accurately reflects what you can expect to pay, empowering you to make informed decisions and become who you're meant to be.
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