Programs
WPI offers various Major Areas of Study with defined program requirements. In addition, students may pursue Individually Designed Majors constructed with faculty guidance. The Interdisciplinary and Global Studies Division (IGSD) administers these individually designed majors. The process is described in the Undergraduate Catalog
Students are encouraged to pursue an academic Minor to complement their Major Area of Study. Similar to Majors, a set of minors has been developed and approved by faculty. In addition, students may initiate other Minor Programs with approval of a sponsoring group of faculty advisors.
Engineering & Computer Science
- Aerospace Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil & Environmental Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical & Computer Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Fire Protection Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Interactive Media & Game Development
- Liberal Arts & Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Robotics Engineering
Liberal Arts
- Economics
- Environmental and Sustainability Studies
- Humanities & Arts
- Interactive Media & Game Development
- International Studies
- Liberal Arts and Engineering
- Society, Technology & Policy
- System Dynamics
- Professional Writing
- Psychological Science
School of Business
Sciences
- Actuarial Mathematics
- Biochemistry
- Biology & Biotechnology
- Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
- Chemistry
- Environmental Sciences
- Mathematical Sciences
- Physics
Pre-Professional Studies
Other Options
- 5-year BS/MS Program in Fire Protection Engineering
- 5-year BS/MS Program in Mathematics
- Individually Designed Programs
- Undecided (Engineering)
- Undecided (Science)
- Undeclared
Minor Areas of Study and Concentrations
WPI students are encouraged to structure their own academic programs. For example, you may choose additional areas of study over and above your academic Major in the form of a Minor or a Concentration. A Minor is a thematically related set of course work in an area separate from your Major. It typically entails taking six courses and completing a capstone project. A Concentration is offered within your Major or in an area closely related to your Major. To complete a Concentration, you need to select six classes designated by the department. In addition, your Major Project will be focused on a topic related to the Concentration.
- Computer Science
- Computer Engineering
- Economics
- Entrepreneurship
- Foreign Language - German or Spanish
- International Studies
- Management
- Management Information Systems
- Materials
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Music
- Organizational Leadership
- Physics
- Political Science & Law
- Psychology
- Social Science
- Sociology
- System Dynamics
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