Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (Online)
Awarded degree: Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Computer Engineering
Online engineering degrees only — independently verified


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Old Dominion University offers online engineering degrees through ODUGlobal and the Batten College of Engineering & Technology: a BS in Computer Engineering, an MS in Engineering and a Master of Engineering with discipline concentrations, and degree-completion BS in Engineering Technology majors. Starting Fall 2026, ODUGlobal undergraduate and master's courses follow an 8-week asynchronous format.
6 eligible programs verified (4 bachelor's, 2 master's); formats: online coursework. Each program is listed separately — tuition, admissions and format belong to the program, not to the whole university.
Awarded degree: Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Computer Engineering
Awarded degree: Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology (Civil Engineering Technology major)
Civil Engineering
Awarded degree: Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology (Electrical Engineering Technology major)
Electrical Engineering
Awarded degree: Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology (Mechanical Engineering Technology major)
Mechanical Engineering
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering
General engineering · concentrations: Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Awarded degree: Master of Science in Engineering
General engineering · concentrations: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Environmental Engineering
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)
Institutional accreditation — accredited · since January 1, 1951 · next review 06/01/2029
Recognized by: U.S. Department of Education
Source: ope.ed.gov · verified October 12, 2026The university states: “Old Dominion University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)” Source: online.odu.edu · verified October 12, 2026
Institutional accreditation (recorded in the U.S. Department of Education's DAPIP database) covers the whole institution. It is not a ranking and does not describe any one program.