ACU is a diverse, welcoming, academically rigorous community redefining what it means to be a Christian universityin the 21st century.
Student opportunities:
•Working directly with industry engineers on team-based, externally sponsored design projects
•Faculty-mentored research
•Engineering as missions work in developing countries
•Student club projects, including machine restoration and robot competitions
•Cutting-edge technology
•Study abroad
Our students have interned or worked with:
•Peterbilt
•Raytheon
•General Dynamics
•AECOM
•Rockwell Collins
•Lockheed Martin
•United Airlines
$60,000 Average starting salary for ACU’s 2017–2018 Engineering and Physics graduates
ACU’s undergraduate Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, abet.org, the global accreditor of college and university programs in Applied Science, Computing, Engineering, and Engineering Technology.
ACU is a selective four-year private university deeply rooted in Christian values and fueled by innovative teaching. Here you will be challenged intellectually while developing spiritually, all in preparation for successful Christian service and leadership.
Our Engineering and Physics majors pursue a deeper understanding of thephysical world through theory, application, analysis, and practical design. Their education comes under thementorship of a dedicated Christianfaculty who are active researchers intheir fields. They are respected internationally for their work, and with an average class size of 10 students, you’ll get to know your professors well.
We admire God’s handiwork in thelaws of the universe and seek to understand and apply those principles to solve big problems while improvingthe lives of people around the world.
To learn more about ACU, schedule a campus visit at acu.edu/visit.
One of “America’s Best Colleges”
– U.S. News & World Report, The Princeton Review, and Forbes
77 Undergraduate majors offered at ACU, with more than 135 areas of study, 30 master’s programs, and three doctoral programs
ACU Wildcats compete in 17 NCAA Division I sports in the Southland Conference.
42 Nations represented by ACU students, as well as 50 states and territories
Nearly 25% of graduating ACU seniors have studied abroad in places such as Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa.
100 Percent of fall 2018 incoming class who received scholarships or financial aid, amounting to more than $34 million
ACU Department of Engineering and Physics
Educating Engineering and Physics professionals for Christian service and leadership throughout the world
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