Integrated Business and Engineering Degree

Take the Lead in the Lab and Boardroom

Become a corporate superstar with the Mary and Felipe M. Rodriguez Integrated Business and Engineering program at the University of Arizona.

Transform your future as hands-on experience with real-world projects prepares you for career success across industries.

Endless Possibilities

With expertise that combines two vital skillsets, this degree opens doors in any industry. Connect with the university’s tech partners, such as Microsoft, Amazon, Medtronic and Caterpillar. Or blaze your own trail. Turn a visionary idea into a company of your own.

Uniting Two Top-Ranked Schools

The U of A College of Engineering boasts 18 diverse programs. Renowned faculty, including practitioners with unmatched professional expertise, and world-class facilities ensure an elite, design-focused education that prepares students for their dream jobs.

The Eller College of Management offers top-ranked programs in entrepreneurship, business and finance.

These powerhouse institutions have united to create the Integrated Business and Engineering program. With this strong foundation, students gain the skills to become pivotal thinkers and business leaders.


Get Started on Your Journey

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Academics

Students focus on a combination of engineering and business studies. With flexibility to customize your path, topics include:

  • Engineering design
  • Business analytics
  • Software
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Biomedical devices
  • AI
  • Management
  • Mining
  • Aerospace
  • Marketing

The University of Arizona is one of a handful of institutions globally offering a joint Bachelor of Science (BS) degree.


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Beyond Coursework

Cultivate your leadership skills and network for future success with a host of extracurricular activities. Opportunities include:

  • Career fairs and paid internships
  • Industry-sponsored projects
  • Far-reaching research
  • Student clubs and professional organizations