Accelerated Dual-degree Programs

If you’re looking for a way to distinguish yourself from the crowd, you may want to combine undergraduate and graduate in accelerated options such as BS/MS, BS/ME, or BS/MBA degree programs.

These dual-degree programs allow you to earn both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in less time than it would normally take to complete each degree separately. There are approximately 20 such programs today, and they are so popular that more will be added. For example, you might combine a BS in industrial engineering with a business MBA in a five-year period, or you might complete both a BS and an MS in public policy in five years. Most accelerated programs require completion of freshman and sophomore course work at RIT before applying for admission.

BS/MBA

Print Media/MBA
BS/ME
Industrial Engineering
Industrial Engineering/Engineering Management
Industrial Engineering/Sustainable Engineering
Industrial Engineering/Systems Engineering
Mechanical Engineering

BS/MS (One discipline)

Applied Mathematics
Applied and Mathematical Statistics
Applied Statistics
Bioinformatics
Chemistry
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Science
Industrial Engineering
Manufacturing Systems Integration
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Systems Integration
Physician Assistant

BS/MS (Two disciplines)

Applied Mathematics/
Applied and Computational Mathematics
Applied Statistics/Applied Mathematics
Biochemistry/Chemistry
Chemistry/Materials Science and Engineering
Computational Mathematics/Computer Science
Computer Engineering Technology/
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering/Computer Science
Electrical Engineering/
Materials Science and Engineering
Electrical Engineering Technology/
Mechanical Systems Integration
Industrial Engineering/
Applied and Mathematical Statistics
Industrial Engineering/Sustainable Engineering
Mechanical Engineering/Science,
Technology, and Public Policy
Medical Informatics/Computer Science
Microelectronic Engineering/Material Science
Physics/Materials Science and Engineering
Public Policy/Science, Technology, and Public Policy