Learn to solve the world’s biggest problems thoughtfully and strategically at Willamette, a hub of innovation since 1842.
Finding solutions for today’s most pressing issues takes creativity, dedication, and a well-rounded foundation that understands many perspectives. Whether you want to help companies work smarter as an industrial engineer, leverage the power of artificial intelligence, or kickstart a career in civil, mechanical, electrical, or chemical engineering, Willamette allows you to explore beyond disciplinary boundaries and make the most of your studies.
No matter what you study, you’ll leverage Willamette’s interconnected approach to education by blending critical thinking and problem-solving skills with career-relevant coursework in the technical fields and hands-on learning experiences on campus and beyond.
Maximize your time and effort by earning two degrees in less time. Build a stronger career foundation by combining your Willamette education with an engineering degree at one of our partner schools. Open to all admitted Willamette students.
Prepare for careers in the health professions, environmental science, and more at Willamette. Depending on your interests and goals, you can choose between a Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of Science, or a BS with a focus on biochemistry.
Become part of an ever-evolving field by learning about computer systems and processes, as well as innovation and creativity. Plus, Willamette’s program emphasizes research, so you’ll work closely with faculty and peers on interdisciplinary challenges.
Learn to understand data to help businesses make strategic decisions, as well as communicate your findings clearly and effectively. With Willamette’s liberal arts foundation, you’ll become a sought-after resource for companies of all kinds.
As an industrial engineer, you’ll help businesses and industries work smarter in one of the most in-demand engineering careers in the country. Combine engineering, math, and the social sciences to fix real-world problems involving people, technology, and systems in creative, strategic ways.
Here, you’ll learn to use mathematics to apply logic and problem-solving to real-world problems. Our alumni have pursued careers as teachers, financial analysts, sports statisticians, entrepreneurs, engineers, and more—what will you become?
Explore the universe through hands-on research, dedicated faculty mentorship, and a supportive community. Willamette’s Physics program prepares you for graduate study and careers in science, engineering, and beyond.
Learn how to use data to advocate, change, and improve the world around you. At Willamette, you’ll combine a liberal arts foundation with deep technical knowledge in statistical methods, modeling, calculus, linear algebra, data analysis, R, and more.
During his fellowship, Donald worked alongside a team of researchers at Osaka University in Japan to construct a circuit board that uses human brain waves to control a robot. As part of the project, Donald had the opportunity to personally direct the robot through the circuit board.
At Willamette, you’ll enjoy small classes and learning from faculty members who are true standouts and industry experts in math, statistics, data science, business, and physics.
Dr. Kristen Gore draws on her Six Sigma Black Belt and years at HP, where she optimized processes. Her research in quality and reliability offers a real-world blueprint for building efficient systems.
Dr. Pritha Dutta probes how competitors can craft socially responsible supply chains. Her data-driven findings equip students with a framework for building ethical global networks.
Dr. Peter Otto explores the connection between math and data science. Otto helps students navigate difficult problems using math and data to tell a complete story.
With his interests in astrophysics, cosmology, and particle physics, Dr. Richard W. Watkins’ current research studies how matter in the Universe is distributed and how that changes in time.
At Willamette all admitted undergraduate applicants are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships, starting at $28,000 per year. First-year students are eligible for several competitive scholarships. All students receive financial aid.
For 3+2 or 4+2 program applicants, note that the aid you receive at Willamette may not necessarily transfer to the partner institution where you continue their education.
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