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<p>Five King&#8217;s College students will continue their engineering degree studies at the University of Notre Dame the next academic year while two others will be the first to participate in a cooperative degree program with Washington University in St. Louis.</p><p>King&#8217;s recently completed a dual degree engineering agreement with Washington University. This program offers Kings&#8217; science students the opportunity to transfer to Washington University after their third year of study at King&#8217;s to pursue a bachelor&#8217;s degree in engineering in two years or a bachelor and master&#8217;s degree in three years in a variety of engineering disciplines.</p><p>The Washington University agreement is in addition to a 3-2 program King&#8217;s has with the University of Notre Dame since 2013. The program allows students to earn a bachelor&#8217;s degree from King&#8217;s in one of four academic disciplines and a bachelor&#8217;s degree in one of seven engineering disciplines from Notre Dame after five years of study.</p><p>King&#8217;s also offers four-year bachelor&#8217;s degree programs in civil and mechanical engineering.</p><style>
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<div class="neCaption">Students attending Notre Dame for the next two years are, from left, seated, Robert Wachter, Electrical Engineering; Ryan Morgan, Civil Engineering; and Jordan Wood, Mechanical Engineering. Standing, Notre Dame students Joseph Danko and Steven Ream, both Civil Engineering; and Washington University students Seamus Boyle, Civil Engineering, and Alexander Posly, Aeronautical Engineering. </div></div><div class="metaInfo"><photo0>https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/web1_Engineering-ND-and-Wash.-U.-April-19-copy.jpg</photo0><caption0>Students attending Notre Dame for the next two years are, from left, seated, Robert Wachter, Electrical Engineering; Ryan Morgan, Civil Engineering; and Jordan Wood, Mechanical Engineering. Standing, Notre Dame students Joseph Danko and Steven Ream, both Civil Engineering; and Washington University students Seamus Boyle, Civil Engineering, and Alexander Posly, Aeronautical Engineering. </caption0><photoCredit0>Submitted photo </photoCredit0></div></div>

King’s College engineering students will study at University of Notre Dame