Engineering

Are you the kind of person who loves engineering?

Do you want to make contributions across the technological disciplines in fields like polymers, nanoparticles, photovoltaic devices, amorphous semiconductors, optics, low energy nuclear physics, cheminformatics, ad hoc networks, spatio-temporal geostatistics, and nonlinear PDEs? If so, then a program in applied science may be for you.

Engineers bring a fundamental understanding of science and mathematics when solving diverse technological problems. As a student of the applied sciences you may find yourself one day working on groundwater modeling and the next day part of a team designing new fuel cells.

For more information, you can explore the undergraduate engineering programs by department:

• Biochemical Engineering 
• Chemical Engineering 
• Civil Engineering
• Electrical Engineering 
• Environmental Engineering 
• Mechanical Engineering 
• Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
• Bioengineering & Life Sciences (BELS minor)
• Humanitarian Engineering (minor)