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#Hengineers Succeed

92%

of 2023 master’s degree graduates are employed or pursuing further education.

$79,500

Masters Degree
Median Salary

100%

of 2023 doctoral degree graduates are employed or pursuing further education.

$115,000

Doctoral Degree
Median Salary

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#Hengineers Study with World-Class Faculty

Alexandra Oliveira

The University of Delaware has provided me with excellent resources and strong faculty in the area of electrochemical engineering and catalysis who can provide input and mentor me through my studies.

Alexandra Oliveira

Doctoral Candidate in Chemical Engineering

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Aditya Kunjapur, a new assistant professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, has been named to the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security’s Emerging Leaders in Biosecurity Initiative fellowship program in 2019. He works with graduate students Sabyasachi (Sunny) Sen and Morgan Sulzbach in his lab in Colburn using the latest pipette techniques with gels.
Joe Kuehl and graduate student Charles McMahon work with a rotating tank so help determine the ocean current loop in the Golf of Mexico and the South China Sea.
LaShanda Korley and Chase Thompson work together on bioinspired materials in her lab in Colburn Lab.
The College of Engineering's Jason Gleghorn, Biomechanical Engineering, has received a NSF Career Award for his work with lymph nodes and their ability to fight off infections. Jasmine Shirazi and Michael Donzanti are part of the Gleghorn group doing research.
Fabrizio Sergi, assistant professor of Biomedical Engineering and director of the Human Robotics (HuRo) lab, has received an NSF Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award. Along with current Ph.D. students Andrea Zonnino and Andria Farrens, Sergio has been using robotics and haptic feedback systems with neuroimaging - particularly Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) - to study the neural substrates of motor control.
Mark Mirotznik and grad student Zachary Larimore work with the new 3-D printer in the Electrical & Computer Engineering Lab in Evans Hall, May 7th, 2018.
Dr. April Kloxin, associate professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. 

Pictured here with Chemical Engineering doctoral student Samantha Cassel.
Prof. Koffi Pierre Yao mentors doctoral candidate Rownak Jahan Mou as they work to create a better (and more affordable) lithium ion battery for electric vehicles.
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#Hengineers Team Up to Solve Problems

Adam Stager, a UD doctoral student in mechanical engineering, adjusts the ground robot before sending it into the field.

I heard that some of the stuff we were doing for the Department of Defense might actually be relevant in agriculture as well. So, we can build robots that drive underneath the canopy, and those robots can be very similar to robots that explore bombs and do a lot of the explosive ordnance disposal.

Adam Stager

Recent graduate of the Doctoral Program in Mechanical Engineering

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#Hengineers Change the World

Babatunde Onase

I am grateful for being a part of the Hengineering community at the University of Delaware. Not only is it a very conducive environment for learning, but it’s also a place where I have been able to integrate my extracurricular activities and still maintain honors in my grade.

Babatunde Onase

Graduate Student in Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering

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