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As a UW Engineering student, you are part of a supportive and innovative learning community that expands beyond the classroom.

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The Husky Engineer experience

Enrich your experience by joining a student group or becoming a mentor to your peers through one of our leadership programs. Ready for the next step in your career? Our graduate programs offer opportunities to expand your knowledge and experience. Explore the many available resources and opportunities as you chart your course.

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Explore student programs and support

Explore our listing of academic, career, leadership, mental health and more specialized resources available to students.

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Engage in research

Working on a research team during your time at UW can provide you with invaluable work experience and act as a launching pad to more research opportunities.

Undergraduate research
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Build your community

Get involved, meet other engineering students, and put what you learn into practice through our student organizations and clubs.

Student orgs and clubs

Engineering Undeclared (ENGRUD) students

The first-year student experience provides opportunities to explore engineering disciplines, build communities and develop a strong academic foundation.

The ENGRUD experience

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Take your experience further

Go beyond the classroom to expand your professional experience and get new perspectives.

Study abroad

Enrich your college experience by living and studying abroad while earning credits toward graduation.

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Industry capstone

Gain experience and grow your network by working with industry professionals to tackle real-world, interdisciplinary engineering problems.

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Get inspired

Our students apply their knowledge through impactful research and engineering projects that improve lives and benefit communities.

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Family matters

For the Winston siblings, the intersection of software engineering and neuroscience research is relatively inspiring at the UW.

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STEM opportunities in prison settings

ME undergrad Raymond Haug shares his experiences with STEM outreach for people impacted by incarceration.

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Engineering undergrad competes on 'College Bowl'

Mechanical engineering student Shruthika Kandukuri shares her recent experiences on the television game show.