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School of Engineering

Make Your Impact in One of Eight Engineering Pathways

Engineering is a technologically driven field where the skills needed are constantly changing. That is why Wentworth School of Engineering emphasizes how to think and how to learn. Our curriculum fuses theory, simulations, and experiments through a lab-intensive and project-based curriculum that teaches creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving. With 32 engineering laboratories, our students learn through doing.

The School of Engineering's mission is to empower, inspire and innovate through experiential learning and a student-centered approach to education. Our faculty members include those with significant industrial, consulting, entrepreneurial, and project management experience and help prepare students for making the transition from school to the real world.

Facts & Figures

High Return on Investment

Top 6%

Top Ranking for ROI by
Payscale.com

Engineering Labs

Wentworth engineering students have access to cutting-edge labs on our Boston campus.

Top Earning Potential

$70k+

Computer Engineering: $69,000
Electromechanical Engineering $77,300
Mechanical Engineering $70,000

Programs of Study

Testimonials

Shirley Love

Engineering '23

"I knew that Wentworth was the right choice for me on Accepted Students Day. It was my very first time visiting the school and as soon as I stepped onto campus I immediately felt welcomed and wanted here. The Wentworth community is a very open and friendly community and that was one of the key factors which guided my decision in choosing this school."

Drew DiGeronimo

Mechanical Engineering '20

"The biggest impact Wentworth has had on me is how it has prepared me for a professional work environment through our Co-op program. I had three great Co-op experiences during my time at Wentworth. I have worked on the systems engineering team at Instrumentation Laboratory in Bedford, MA, worked as a mechanical engineering intern at Inkcups located in Danvers, MA, and worked as a member of the mechanical engineering/design team at Lyndra, which is a pharmaceutical therapeutics company in Watertown, MA. All three experiences have been different and taught me things I will take to my future place of work post-graduation."