Undergraduate research
Engineers must address challenges of daunting complexity, such as developing steady sources of renewable energy, rebuilding cities with sustainable methods and materials, jumpstarting the economy with new technology and products, and finding new ways to diagnose and treat major diseases. In the College of Engineering, undergraduate students tackle these challenges through multidisciplinary and translational research, learning principles and theories in the classroom and applying that knowledge in the laboratory under the guidance of a faculty advisor.
Our annual Student Innovation and Design Day allows engineering students from all programs and grade levels to present their capstone research projects to their peers and professionals in their industries. There are other opportunities for students to put their ingenuity on display, whether they are in their first year or getting ready to graduate.
Highlights
Many students and outsiders may not be aware of the extent to which engineering students can engage in cross-disciplinary projects and research. This unique feature allows engineering students to work closely with peers from other fields, such as healthcare, business, or the arts, to tackle complex real-world challenges.
Prangon Talukdar
BSCS, '24
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