Dual Degrees in Engineering

Anatolia American University in collaboration with the Washington University in St. Louis (WashU) offers students the opportunity to earn a dual degree - one from Anatolia University in Computer Science, and another from WashU in Engineering - via two curricular paths.

WashU's School of Engineering & Applied Science is ranked among US News & World Report's top 50 Engineering Schools, and focuses intellectual efforts on medicine and health, energy and environment, entrepreneurship and security.

Program Breakdown

3+2 option

Study for three years at Anatolia American University and continue your studies for another two years at WashU. At the end of the fifth year students receive a BS in Computer Science from Anatolia University and a Bachelor's in Engineering (BEng) degree from WashU.

3+3 option

After completing 90 credits (three years) at Anatolia American University, students can opt to enroll for an extra (third) year at Washu, continuing their undergraduate engineering studies with a graduate program in engineering in their respective field of choice. Students earn an Engineering Master's (MEng) degree in addition to a BS in Computer Science from Anatolia University, as well as an undergraduate engineering degree (BEng) from WashU. They are also classified as graduate students for all three years at WashU.

Requirements for transitioning to WashU

Students must complete the Anatolia American University and WashU curricular requirements that relate to the Engineering field of their choice. Upon completion of their study at Anatolia University, students must earn a GPA of B+ (3.25/4.0) or better, both overall and in science and mathematics courses specifically. Applicants with lower GPAs must secure a letter of support from Anatolia University and will be considered by WashU on a case-by-case basis.

Financial Assistance while at WashU

Dual degree students opting for the 3+2 option who excel both academically and in co-curricular achievements are eligible to apply for merit scholarships through the Harold P. Brown Engineering Fellowships program.

Students electing to follow the 3+3 option are awarded the Graduate Affiliation Scholarship which guarantees a 50 percent tuition discount for the first year, a 55 percent discount the second year and a 60 percent discount the third year. Both international and US students are eligible.

In cooperation with the Washington University in St. Louis

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