College of Engineering and Technology
At the College of Engineering and Technology, we believe that engineers have a unique
opportunity to shape the future. So we equip you with everything you need to maximize
your impact. A curriculum and experiences that challenge you as they prepare you for
what鈥檚 next. Faculty who guide your learning and open your eyes to new opportunities.
The chance to research, prototype, test and discover. All this in an environment where
you鈥檙e surrounded by like-minded peers, connected to a professional network and supported
as you seek a remarkable life for yourself 鈥� and a greater future for the world.
Check Out Degree Programs
B.S. Construction Management
B.S. Engineering with Civil, Industrial and Robotics & Automation Concentrations
B.S. Electrical Engineering with Comprehensive, Computer Engineering, and Electric
Power & Energy Concentrations
B.S. Engineering Technology
B.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
B.S. Mechanical Engineering
Master of Construction Management (online)
M.S. Engineering Technology
Explore The College
The Kimmel School of Construction Management undergraduate and graduate programs prepare
students for leadership roles across the construction industry. The Master of Construction
Management is offered fully online.
Students benefit from small class sizes, project-based learning experiences, and
learning from faculty who bring industry experience to the classroom. Graduates are
well prepared to continue their education in graduate school or enter the workforce.
Engineering Discovery hosts in-house academic advising, peer mentoring and community-building
events for current students, college tours and events for prospective Catamount engineers,
and outreach programs for K-12 students.
Scholarship Opportunities
College of Engineering and Technology Stories
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Hands-On Experience
Project-based learning is an integral part of the curriculum for every program in the college. Our students work in teams with faculty and staff, corporate partners, and project sponsors to discover solutions to problems that will have impact far beyond the classroom.
