Associate in Engineering

Get ready for a bachelor’s degree in engineering. This transfer-focused program is based on math, science and core engineering ideas.

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Associate in Engineering
Outcome
Two Years
Duration
Hybrid
Learning Format
Central Campus
Location

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Built for transfer

Designed to align with UNC System engineering programs.

Strong STEM foundation

Emphasis on calculus, physics, chemistry and engineering electives.

Many engineering paths

Prepares students for many engineering disciplines.

Save money

Finish transferable credits before transferring to a four-year university.

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About the programs

About the Engineering program

The Associate in Engineering is a transfer degree. It’s for students who want to earn a Bachelor of Science in Engineering at a UNC System university. Coursework includes general education along with advanced math, science and pre‑engineering classes. Areas of study include civil and environmental, chemical, computer and electrical, mechanical and aerospace, and systems and industrial engineering. This program is not designed for direct employment.

Central Campus: Engineering division info session

These information sessions are designed to give prospective students an overview of our hands-on programs and guide you on how to get started as a st…

Date: October 22, 2026  |  Time: 6:30 PM

Central Campus: Engineering division info session

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Frequently asked questions

Once you are accepted by a four-year university, you may transfer at any time.

No. Graduation from Central Piedmont is not required to transfer.

Up to 64 credit hours may transfer depending on the university.

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