Student services
Students have a wide range of resources to support them at the IEB, ensuring their well being and academic success.
Student Advising
Creating opportunities for engineering exploration, fostering intentional community and empowering students to maximize their university experience.
We are located in Suite 307
Career Center @ Engineering (CC@E)
Get feedback on your resume, learn about professional development, seek an internship and more with the help of CC@E.
We are located in Suite 307
Engineering Academic Center (EAC)
Receive academic support and hone the skills you need to succeed in introductory math, physics or chemistry courses.
We are co-located in the Engineering Academic Center (Suite 120), and in our original Loew Hall location, rooms 207, 213 and 215.
Office of Inclusive Excellence (OIE)
We strive to build and support an inclusive community where all members thrive, are valued and feel a sense of belonging.
Hours
Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
Location
4000 East Stevens Way NE, Seattle, WA 98195
Directions: Enter your starting point
Contact
Email: iebinfo@uw.edu
Welcome Desk (Floor 1): 206-221-8423
Front Desk (Suite 307): 206-543-1770
About the building
Vision
The IEB will be the primary academic home for first- and second-year students, a place for teaching and cross-disciplinary interactions and for partnering with industry. The building will coalesce the College into a stronger and more welcoming community, particularly for groups historically underrepresented in engineering, as well as physically reshape the engineering campus at the UW to drive connectivity.
Mission
- Help UW Engineering grow in terms of numbers and to be more inclusive, collaborative, innovative and adaptable, with programs supported by facilities rivaling those of our peer institutions.
- Serve as a home base, central to the on-campus student experience and offering the spaces needed for students to solve major societal challenges.
- Embody our commitment to engaging students in the full range of engineering disciplines while supporting project-based, interdisciplinary learning and diversity.
- Provide a silo-free learning environment to prepare students for industry and entrepreneurial careers.
20%
lighting power density reduction
30%
water use reduction from low-flow fixtures
Heat loss reduction
through window-to-wall ratio and high air tightness using building envelope
News and headlines
News update | September 15, 2022
IEB groundbreaking
The UW broke ground on the new $105 million Interdisciplinary Engineering Building, supported by public and private investments.
News update | August 4, 2022
Investment in engineering education
The UW will break ground this fall on a new, $90 million Interdisciplinary Engineering Building, thanks in part to a $10 million donation from The Boeing Co. Once complete, the state-of-the-art building will be a leading example of a student-focused learning facility backed by both public and private investments.