Students must complete the ACT and WashU curricular requirements that relate to the Engineering field of their choice. Upon completion of their study at ACT, 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 ACT and will be considered by WashU on a case-by-case basis.

After completing 90 credits (three years) at ACT, 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 ACT, as well as an undergraduate engineering degree (BEng) from WashU. They are also classified as graduate students for all three years at WashU.

Study for three years at ACT 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 ACT and a Bachelor's in Engineering (BEng) degree from WashU.

ACT in collaboration with the Washington University in St. Louis (WashU) offers students the opportunity to earn a dual degree - one from ACT 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.

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The curriculum of the Technology & Sciences majors is both rigorous and challenging, providing students with a strong theoretical background, but also the practical skills needed by organizations and companies across the board. Aiming for a well-rounded education, all programs are structured in a way that allows students to combine their solid scientific foundation with other disciplines. The school's General & Organic Chemistry, Biology & Microbiology, Physics, IT, Electronics-Robotics, and Fabrication labs are accessible to all students and equipped with state-of-the-art instruments and technology to facilitate experiential learning.

Goals & Objectives Available Courses BS & BSC (HONS) in BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESBS & BSc (Hons) in Computer Science BS & BSc (Hons) in Business Computing

Division Minors

You can combine your major with any minor from another discipline or division. The following minors are available to all students majoring in other disciplines:

Computer Science Multimedia and Web Development Data Science & AI Mathematics BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

The Division of Humanities and Social Sciences provides introductory and advanced instruction in all areas of the human sciences, with undergraduate programs of distinction in English and New Media, Political Science & International Relations and Psychology. Teaching and research strengths within the division include: history, politics, and European integration; communication and media, modern literature, and language teaching methodology; psychology; anthropology; social and cultural studies. In addition, the Division offers a solid liberal arts course basis to all ACT’s academic and professional programs.

Goals & Objectives Available Courses BA (Hons) in Political Science & International Relations BA (Hons) in English BS & BSc (Hons) in PSYCHOLOGY

Division Minors

You can combine your major with a minor from another discipline or division. Division minors include:

Communication Studies Diplomacy and International Relations English Psychology

The business education envisioned by ACT is unique for its comprehensive view of management and explicit focus on fostering entrepreneurial approaches to management in the region. Graduates will have acquired an appreciation of the interactions among all elements of an organization and be ideally equipped to lead entrepreneurial activity throughout Southeast Europe over the next decades. The foremost goal of the business curriculum is to develop and strengthen students’ coherent and logical thinking processes in order to make and implement sound, ethically responsible business decisions throughout their careers.

Goals & Objectives Available Courses BS & BSc (Hons) in Business Administration BS IN AVIATION MANAGEMENT WITH PILOT STUDIES

Division Minors

You can combine your Business major with a minor from another division. The following minors are available to students majoring in other disciplines:

Human Resource Management International Business

This class has been one of most interesting and fun classes I have taken and I believe that is due to your passion for teaching. I have been struggling the past semester with what I want to do after I graduate in December, trying to figure out if I was in the right field, but taking your class and hearing your stories sparked a little motivation for me and now I am excited to head out into the business world.

ACT's business curriculum is typical of the US university approach to a well-rounded comprehensive education, not mere functional training. The program challenges students to become successful managers and thinking leaders, giving them a head start in their industry and speedier climb to positions of increasing responsibility. The school's involvement in the Balkan business network ensures an abundance of real-world examples and applications of the concepts learned. There are four concentrations to choose from, each focusing on a particular aspect of business.

Graduates of the US-accredited and EU-validated BSc in Business Administration program are eligible to apply for equivalence of their degrees to those awarded by public universities in Greece. Graduates of the BSc in Business Administration program have already successfully received professional recognition for their degrees.

The program is delivered face-to-face, in Full-Time or Part-Time mode. Minimum duration: 4 years. For fee information, please refer to the student handbook.

Combine your Business major with a minor from another division or discipline and get ahead of the game. Learn about all available minors at act.edu/undergraduate.