
Ten departments leading in engineering discovery, innovation, education, and engagement.

Ten departments leading in engineering discovery, innovation, education, and engagement.

For student perspectives on our departments, see our video playlist Engineers Making a Difference on YouTube.

Gifts to the Capstone Fund make it possible for students to tackle real-world engineering problems—like designing a micro-power turbine to aid in tidal energy research.

The Engineering Community at McCarty Hall is a residential option offering increased exposure to faculty, local business leaders, and workshops.

Engineering Exploration Night gives students a chance to discuss careers and fields with alumni in a "speed-dating" format.

Each spring, the college honors a few alumni who have made significant contributions to the field of engineering. Join us for the Diamond Awards

The college is your partner in advanced research and recruiting students.
The Polydrop team won first prize and $10k with a prototype for an additive that enables the use of lightweight, fuel-saving composites that don't accumulate static on vehicles.
Hackers can play havoc in our lives but UW professor Tadayoshi Kohno is working to make sure you are safe. Read the article in Columns »
Zoran Popović (CSE) imagines a world without math homework and tests, where middle-schoolers address cancer solutions and corruption is eradicated. Through games. Play the TED talk video »
Join us for hands-on fun and learning as UW engineering students and faculty share their work with students, teachers, families and the community. Engineering Discovery Days is free and open to everyone.
Talks from last September's Molecular Engineering & Sciences Symposium are now airing on UWTV, with several available for streaming. View schedule »

EE junior Nissa Van Meter hopes the robotic Mars rover she's working on with Dawg Bytes will go to Mars on a mission.

Lab tests are promising for eventual fusion-powered rocket that could send humans to Mars.

Research led by BioE prof. Michael Regnier suggests a safe, effective treatment for damaged heart tissue.

A BioE team has improved color-coding methods to analyze why a cell will or won’t become cancerous.

April 17 & 24
Women in Science & Engineering Lecture Series
Leadership vision and overcoming stereotypes.
Engineering certificates, degrees, and online and evening courses from UW.
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