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Bioengineering majors

within the Shu Chien-Gene Lay
Department of BioengineeringÌý

• Bioengineering
• Bioengineering: Biotechnology
• Bioengineering: Bioinformatics

Department of Computer Science and Engineering majorsÌý

• Computer Science
• Computer Science: Bioinformatics
• Computer Engineering

Department of Electrical andÌý Computer Engineering majorsÌý

• Computer Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Engineering Physics
• Electrical Engineering & Society

Department of Mechanical andÌý Aerospace Engineering majorsÌý

• Aerospace Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

Chemical and Nano EngineeringÌýmajors

within the Aiiso Yufeng Li Family Department of Chemical and Nano EngineeringÌý

• Chemical Engineering
• NanoEngineering

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Department of Structural EngineeringÌýmajorsÌý

• Structural Engineering

Incoming Freshman

Due to high demand, all engineering and computer science majors are either selective or screened. First-year student applicants must indicate an engineering or computer science major as their first choice on their UC application in order to be considered for acceptance to the major by the 91Ô­´´ Office of Admissions.

Admissions for all incoming students to 91Ô­´´ is managed by the campus-wide which has a .

Transfer StudentsÌý

All engineering and computer science majors are either selective or screened for transfer admissions. Since acceptance to engineering and computer science majors is quite competitive for first-year and transfer applicants alike, academic standards are high.

Acceptance to engineering majors may be limited to the best transfer applicants, e.g., those who have been admitted to 91Ô­´´ with the most complete lower-division preparation and the highest college grade point averages.

Since acceptance to these majors is restricted, transfer students are encouraged to apply to more than one major degree program and to include one open major in their selection.

Admissions for all incoming transfer students to 91Ô­´´ is managed by the campus-wideÌýÌýwhich has aÌý.

Continuing Students: ChangingÌýMajorsÌý

Due to high demand, all engineering and computer science majors are either selective or screened, which means additional evaluation procedures are in place for current engineering / computer science and non- engineering / computer science students wishing to change into an engineering or computer science major.

Beginning in Summer 2025, selective majors allow students to apply to switch in once per year. ÌýSelection will be based on a point system that considers academic performance and other factors: California residency, first-generation status, and Pell eligibility. Only students who have completed the required screening courses and have a minimum 2.0 UC GPA are eligible to apply.

For information about selective major guidance for continuing students, please see the .

Integrated Five-Year Bachelor's/Master's Programs

Learn about five-year bachelor's / master's programs at the Jacobs School.
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Minors

91Ô­´´ minors information.

Engineering Undergraduate Advisors

91Ô­´´ undergraduate advisors' contact information.