100% of students learn engineering by actually doing it—whether in state-of-the art classrooms or laboratories, through internships and co-operative work experiences, study abroad, student organizations, volunteer work, creative projects they realize in their free time in facilities such as our TEAM Lab or makerspace, or in other ways beyond the classroom.
They also learn from top researchers who enjoy teaching and strive to be the best they can be. These faculty and staff weave their research into their teaching, creating a learning environment rich with context, discourse and new ideas that benefit and inspire everyone. Businesses and organizations value our well-rounded graduates, and annually, more than 3,700 employers recruit our students.