Wentworth is committed to serving the needs of students and industry. The wide variety of educational programs enables regular and part-time students to select studies that meet their career needs and learning skills. Students may pursue associate, bachelor and masters degrees in engineering, design, technology, science, management, and professional studies in day, evening, and weekend programs. Bachelor degree students in the day division participate in Wentworth’s cooperative education program.
Programs of Instruction
Day
Program Degree
Architecture* (MARC) M.Arch. 1
Architecture* (BSA) B.S.
Civil Engineering Technology (BCET) B.S. 2
Computer Engineering Technology (BCOT) B.S. 2
Computer Networking (BSCN) B.S.
Computer Science (BCOS) B.S.
Construction Management (BCMT) B.S. 3, 6
Electromechanical Engineering (BELM) B.S. 4
Electronic Engineering Technology (BEET) B.S. 2
Engineering Technology (BEN) B.S.
Facilities Planning & Management (BFPM) B.S. 3,7
Industrial Design (BIND) B.S. 8
Interior Design (BINT) B.S. 5
Management (BSM) B.S. 3
Mechanical Engineering Tech. (BMET) B.S. 2
Technical Communications (PTC) P.Cert.
* Students will be admitted into
Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BSA)
1 NAAB accredited program
2 TAC of ABET accredited programs
3 International Assembly for Collegiate
Business Education
4 EAC of ABET accredited program
5 CIDA accredited program
6 American Council for Construction Education
7 IFMA recognized program
8 National Association of Schools of Art & Design
accredited program
The following associate degree will be awarded to those day students who choose to leave Wentworth prior to completing their baccalaureate study and who successfully complete the published freshman and sophomore years of the afore-listed baccalaureate programs, meet all graduation requirements, and petition for award of the degree: Associate in Applied Science (ATEC)
Programs of Instruction
Arioch Center
Lifelong learning is a tradition at Wentworth. The Arioch Center assists professionals and other adult learners in achieving their educational and career objectives by coordinating course and program offerings with both degree and professional certificates issued from the Institute’s academic departments.
In addition, technical skills programs are offered in AutoCAD, construction, electricity, fiber optics numerical control, refrigeration and air conditioning, welding and license preparation.
Program Degree
Architectural Technology (AAT) A.A.S.
Building Construction Management (ABCM) A.A.S.
Engineering Technology (AENT) A.A.S.
Building Construction Management (BBCM) B.S. 1
Project Management (BPM) B.S. 1
Professional Land Surveying (PLS) P. Cert.
Construction Management (MSCM) M.S.
1 IACBE accredited program
Degrees
Both Day and CPCE
Associate in Applied Science A.A.S.
Bachelor of Architecture B.Arch.
Bachelor of Science B.S.
Master of Science M.S.
Professional Certificate P. Cert.
International Programs
In 2005, Wentworth expanded its international opportunities for students through a relationship with Institute Technology Tralee in Ireland. The Department of Architecture continued its one- semester study-abroad program with students in Berlin, Germany and Montpellier, France in the fall and spring semesters.
Cooperative Education Program
Cooperative education (co-op) is a structured educational experience integrating classroom studies with learning through related work experiences. It enhances the student's ability to connect theory with work-world applications. Wentworth Institute of Technology requires all students enrolled in day bachelor programs to complete at least two co-op work terms (12 to 15 weeks each). Following their sophomore year of study, students alternate work terms with classroom studies blending the theoretical and practical aspects of the Wentworth education.
Wentworth's co-op program is unique in that it is one of only a handful of cooperative education programs in the nation that is required of all day undergraduate students.
Co-op Schedule
Wentworth's co-op program is unique in providing 8-12 months of co-op experience within a four-year program rather than a five-year sequence found at many colleges. It is the largest engineering technology co-op program in the country and ranks as the second largest co-op program in New England.
Four-Year Baccalaureate Program
Year
Fall
Spring
Summer
Freshman & Sophomore
(successful completion of)
Optional Co-op
Junior
Study
Required Co-op I
Study
Senior
Required Co-op II
Study
Study
Graduation from the program is in August
Five-Year Baccalaureate Program
Year
Fall
Spring
Summer
Freshman & Sophomore
(successful completion of)
Optional Co-op
Petition to Upper Division
(Architecture Program only)
3
rd
Year
Study
Study
Required Co-op I
4
th
Year
Study
Study
Required Co-op II
5
th
Year
Study
Study
Graduation from the program is in May
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