The A.B. in Engineering at Brown University provides a rigorous and interdisciplinary foundation in engineering within the context of Brown's liberal arts curriculum. This program is designed for students who seek engineering training while also pursuing broad interests in the humanities, social sciences, or other areas. The curriculum includes 8 approved engineering courses (with at least two at an advanced level, one being a design or capstone course), mathematics to the level of MATH 0200 and APMA 0350, and at least one introductory college-level science course. Due to its flexible structure, graduates are well-prepared for careers not only in engineering but also in fields such as entrepreneurship, public service, teaching, technology management, architecture, and patent law. The A.B. degree is not ABET-accredited and is best suited for students seeking to combine engineering expertise with other professional or academic interests.