Integrated Science and Engineering
Embrace the future
At James Madison University's College of Integrated Science and Engineering, you can study an innovative, cutting-edge program. The College is renowned for producing graduates who are outstanding scientists and engineers, and ready to work in an increasingly technical world.
The College is made up of three Departments: Computer Science, Engineering and Integrated Science & Technology (ISAT). The Engineering degree program covers all areas, creating a well-rounded education and producing graduates who are not only outstanding scientists and engineers, but are primed and ready to play a part in the new tech-driven world.
Graduate success
College of Integrated Science and Engineering Graduates have achieved success in major companies around the world, working in a variety of roles, including:
- Accenture, Consulting Analyst
- Boeing, Manufacture Engineer
- Deloitte Consulting, Business Technology Analyst
- DNV Renewables, Data Analyst
- IBM, IT Specialist
- Jacobs Technology, Environmental Technician
- Northrop Grumman, Software Engineer
- Raytheon, Staff Engineer
- Siemens, Energy Engineer
- Xerox, Business Analyst
18th best engineering programs among universities with no doctorate offered
U.S. News & World Report, 2023
“Our students thrive in an active-learning environment and will graduate project-ready, and prepared for the flexibility and resilience needed in our rapidly changing work world."
Dr. Adebayo Ogundipe, Assistant Professor, Department of Engineering
How to apply
Ready to join us? Learn more the application process in order to start your journey to study at JMU International Study Center, or to apply for Direct Entry to James Madison University.
International Study Center
Get the best start to your academic journey in the U.S. by beginning your journey with us in a supportive and welcoming environment.
Entry requirements
Find out what grades you need in order to join us at the International Study Center, for either our International Year or direct admission to the University.