Best Engineering Programs in Arizona (2026)
Engineering programs in Arizona range from research-focused public flagships to applied-engineering programs at smaller schools. The list below is ranked by engineering program strength, ABET accreditation, graduate earnings, and net price.
#1
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott
Prescott, AZ
Net Price
$40,287/yr
Median Earnings
$84,131
Grad Rate
69%
Engineering Share
35.2%
#2
Arizona State University Campus Immersion
Tempe, AZ
Net Price
$14,967/yr
Median Earnings
$62,668
Grad Rate
68%
Engineering Share
8.3%
#3
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
Net Price
$16,674/yr
Median Earnings
$59,979
Grad Rate
67%
Engineering Share
6.6%
#4
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, AZ
Net Price
$14,158/yr
Median Earnings
$54,384
Grad Rate
59%
Engineering Share
3.2%
#5
Arizona State University Digital Immersion
Scottsdale, AZ
Net Price
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Median Earnings
$62,668
Grad Rate
29%
Engineering Share
3.5%
#6
Grand Canyon University
Phoenix, AZ
Net Price
$22,472/yr
Median Earnings
$42,186
Grad Rate
43%
Engineering Share
0.8%
#7
Ottawa University-Surprise
Surprise, AZ
Net Price
$33,393/yr
Median Earnings
$55,552
Grad Rate
21%
Engineering Share
3.0%
#8
Dine College
Tsaile, AZ
Net Price
$6,057/yr
Median Earnings
$29,188
Grad Rate
10%
Engineering Share
2.0%
Why a Engineering degree?
Engineering bachelor's degrees consistently top the federal earnings data for new graduates. ABET-accredited programs are the standard requirement for licensure and most engineering jobs.
Common career paths: Mechanical Engineer · Civil Engineer · Electrical Engineer · Biomedical Engineer · Environmental Engineer
Typical starting salary range: $72,000–$110,000
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