UB’s Innovation College

College of Engineering, Business, and Education

Thirty-five programs across engineering, business, and education — the University’s largest college, and the one most tightly bound to industry. Co-ops and internships run alongside coursework, from the bachelor’s level through two doctorates.

35
programs, associate to Ph.D.
3
schools under one college
Engineering, Business, Education
2
doctoral programs
Computer Science & Engineering, Technology Management
14
engineering and computing degrees

What makes this college different

Where theory meets a paying job

Engineering, business, and education sit in one college for a reason. The problems worth solving — automation, analytics, teacher shortages, energy — cross all three, and so do our students.

Industry ties, not brochures

Co-ops and internships in industry, government, academia, and school districts run while you study — a direct line into the Connecticut and New York employer corridor.

Emerging fields, early

Artificial intelligence, data analytics, biomedical engineering, and a STEM-designated MBA — programs built for the economy that is arriving, not the one that left.

A full ladder, one campus

Associate through Ph.D. in the same college, including a BS-to-MS accelerated engineering track. You can go as far as you want without transferring.

Inside the college

Three schools, one innovation culture

Each school has its own accreditation, faculty, and industry network — and students routinely take courses across all three.

Not sure which school?

Filter all 35 programs by level, format, and interest in the program finder.

Open the program finder

School of Engineering

Fourteen programs spanning computing, electrical, mechanical, and biomedical engineering — plus the college’s two doctorates. The largest concentration of technical degrees at the University.

Undergraduate

  • Computer Science, BS
  • Computer Engineering, BS
  • Computer Engineering Technology, BS
  • Electrical Engineering, BS
  • Mechanical Engineering, BS

Graduate and doctoral

  • Artificial Intelligence, MS
  • Biomedical Engineering, MS
  • Computer Science, MS
  • Computer Engineering, MS
  • Electrical Engineering, MS
  • Mechanical Engineering, MS
  • Technology Management, MS
  • Computer Science & Engineering, Ph.D.
  • Technology Management, Ph.D.

Known for

Co-ops with regional industry Research centers BS-to-MS acceleration

Find your entry point

Where are you starting from?

Thirty-five programs is a lot to scan. Start with where you are today.

Right out of high school

Associate and bachelor’s

Engineering, computing, business, and accounting all admit first-year students, with internships built into the later years.

Start with a co-op track

Working professional

Master’s and MBA

The MBA, STEM MBA, MS in Analytics, and the education master’s are built for people already in the workforce.

Advance while you work

Aiming at research or leadership

Doctoral study

Two Ph.D. programs in computer science and technology management, plus a hybrid Ed.D. in educational leadership.

Go as far as the field goes

Khaled Elleithy, Dean of the College of Engineering, Business, and Education

From the Dean

Welcome to the College of Engineering, Business and Education — University of Bridgeport’s Innovation College.

The College provides comprehensive professional, education, and research opportunities in engineering, sciences, technology, computing, business, management, entrepreneurship, finance, analytics, accounting, education, teacher preparation, and educational administration.

We are locally, regionally, and globally known for very strong ties to the modern economy and industry. That is what gives our students unique co-ops and internships in industry, government, academia, and school districts while they study — and exceptional job placement when they graduate.

Our education features an application-oriented approach that balances theory with real-world, state-of-the-art practice. A stimulating scholarly environment, world-class research centers, and distinguished programs at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels ensure our graduates leave with creative, innovative, and analytical skills.

Sincerely,
Khaled Elleithy, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Engineering, Business, and Education

Build something that ships

Co-ops with regional employers, research centers on campus, and a ladder that runs from associate degree to Ph.D.