ABET Accreditation
Quality that
Sparks Confidence
Accreditation that ignites opportunity.
When you choose an engineering or engineering technology program in the Resch School of Engineering at UW-Green Bay, you’re choosing excellence. Our programs receive accreditation from the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET—the global gold standard in STEM education.
Why ABET Accreditation Matters
ABET accreditation ensures that a program meets the quality standards essential to prepare graduates to enter the global workforce. It’s trusted by employers, graduate schools, and licensure boards around the world. For you, that means:
Quality
A high-quality education that’s recognized and respected.
Confidence
Confidence that you're career-ready, with the skills and knowledge employers want.
PE Eligibility
Eligibility to pursue professional licensure, where applicable.
An Edge
A competitive edge when applying to graduate programs or jobs.
UW-Green Bay Programs Accredited by ABET
Our ABET-accredited programs are designed to give you both the academic foundation and real-world problem-solving experience to rise as a leader in engineering fields. Explore each program’s educational objectives and outcomes:
| Program | Status | Accreditation Dates | Criteria |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mechanical Engineering | Oct 1, 2021 – Present | Mechanical Engineering | |
| Electrical Engineering Technology | Oct 1, 2018 – Present | Electrical & Electronics Engineering Technology | |
| Environmental Engineering Technology | Oct 1, 2018 – Present | Environmental Engineering Technology | |
| Mechanical Engineering Technology | Oct 1, 2018 – Present | Mechanical Engineering Technology | |
| Electrical Engineering | Seeking Accreditation | Expected in October 2025 | Electrical & Electronics Engineering |
| Software Engineering | Seeking Accreditation | Software Engineering |
Additional Programs in the Resch School of Engineering
Not all high-quality programs are ABET-accredited—some may be newly launched or accredited through other recognized bodies.
Have Questions?
Accreditation details can be complex—but you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. If you have questions about program accreditation, or what it means for your future, we’re here to help you navigate it.