Fundamental Skills for Success
Undecided about which area of engineering to pursue? No problem. You’ll have a chance to explore them all. Every engineering student at Michigan Tech takes the same core courses, and many choose a major after two semesters on campus. You’ll get exposure to all the engineering fields before you need to choose a career path. While you’re at it, you’ll gain the fundamental skills for success using the First-Year Engineering Learning Center, working with classmates in team activities, and benefiting from discovery-based classes.
Individualize Your Degree
Our Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) degree program offers a technical foundation, then allows you the flexibility to pursue professional interests in line with or even outside of engineering. Graduates with this degree span a wide range of careers, from roller coaster design to nanotechnology research on cancer treatments.
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Amy Monte
MS, Environmental Engineering, Michigan Technological University
Contact
906-487-3057
aemonte@mtu.edu, efadvise@mtu.edu
Senior Lecturer, Engineering Fundamentals
Ms. Monte advises Bachelor of Science in Engineering and Undecided/General Engineering students. In addition, she meets with prospective engineering students to introduce them to Michigan Tech's engineering curriculum. Students meet with her for guidance on career decisions, course scheduling, creating 4 year academic plans, completing a degree audit. In addition she . . .
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Jean-Celeste Malzahn Kampe
PhD, Metallurgical Engineering, Michigan Technological University
Contact
906-487-3057
kampej@mtu.edu
Department Chair, Engineering Fundamentals
Before coming to Michigan Tech in July 2008, Jean-Celeste Malzahn Kampe served as associate professor in the Department of Engineering Education at Virginia Tech, where she was the PI on a $2-million STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Talent Expansion Program grant from the National Science Foundation. This grant spanned five . . .
Faculty Focus More Faculty
Jean-Celeste Malzahn Kampe
PhD, Metallurgical Engineering, Michigan Technological University
Contact
906-487-3057
kampej@mtu.edu
Department Chair, Engineering Fundamentals
Before coming to Michigan Tech in July 2008, Jean-Celeste Malzahn Kampe served as associate professor in the Department of Engineering Education at Virginia Tech, where she was the PI on a $2-million STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Talent Expansion Program grant from the National Science Foundation. This grant spanned five . . .

