Virginia Wesleyan University offers a range of engineering-related courses through its interdisciplinary programs, though it does not have a dedicated engineering school. Students can pursue a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or Mathematics, which provide foundational skills applicable to engineering fields. The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving, critical thinking, and technical proficiency.
Collaborations with nearby institutions, such as Old Dominion University, allow students to access specialized engineering resources. Virginia Wesleyan’s small class sizes ensure personalized attention, fostering strong analytical and practical skills. While not a traditional engineering program, these courses prepare graduates for further studies or careers in engineering-adjacent roles.
