What engineering major options does the University of Hawaii offer for undergraduates?

The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa offers several distinct undergraduate engineering majors, so it is not just a single general engineering program. The main bachelor’s options are civil engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and an interdisciplinary engineering science program. UH Mānoa is the flagship campus in the UH system and the primary campus for four-year engineering degrees.

Some students also look at engineering science if they want a more flexible curriculum that can cross traditional engineering areas or support specialized interests.

If you are comparing breadth, the program covers the major core fields most applicants look for, especially mechanical, civil, electrical, and computer engineering. It is not as expansive as a very large mainland engineering school with dozens of specialties, but it does provide a real set of specialized undergraduate pathways rather than only pre-engineering or a broad undeclared track.

For application planning, the key campus to check is UH Mānoa, since that is where these bachelor’s engineering majors are based. The exact degree titles and departmental structure can shift slightly over time, so the best way to confirm current offerings is to look at the College of Engineering major list for UH Mānoa.