Undergraduate Programs
Your Future in STEM Starts Here.
Graduates earn the #1 Highest Salaries in Florida’s University System one year after graduation.
At Florida Poly, our innovative undergraduate programs are designed to equip you with the skills, experience, and confidence to thrive in today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world. Through hands-on learning, cutting-edge research, and industry connections, you’ll gain real-world expertise that will set you apart and prepare you for a rewarding career.
Coming Fall 2026:
- Aerospace Engineering*
- Biomedical Sciences*
* Fall 2026 program launch pending approval from the Florida Board of Governors
Applied Mathematics
Biomedical Sciences
Business Analytics
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Cybersecurity Engineering
Data Science
Electrical Engineering
Engineering Physics
Environmental Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Physics
Specialized Programs
4+1
Master's Program
OCOM
B.S. to D.O.
NUPOC
Hands-On Learning. Real-World Impact.
From day one, you’ll collaborate in high-tech labs, work on industry-driven projects, and apply your knowledge to real-world challenges.
Whether you’re designing autonomous systems, developing next-gen software, or engineering sustainable solutions, you’ll gain practical experience that will give you a competitive edge in the ever-evolving STEM landscape.
Unmatched Affordability
Lowest annual tuition in Florida and among STEM Universities ($4,940) with generous scholarships ranging from $5,000 to $40,000.
Small Class Sizes
Connect closely with faculty and classmates—no giant lecture halls here!
Industry-Aligned Curriculum
Curriculum is designed in collaboration with leading tech and engineering industry partners, ensuring that students graduate with the next-level skills and practical experience needed to excel in high-demand STEM careers.
Undergraduate Research
Undergraduates don’t have to wait to do real research. Students dive into hands-on, faculty-led projects early on—experience typically reserved for grad students at other universities.
