Become a #Hengineer
#Hengineers Succeed
%
of College of Engineering graduates are employed or pursuing further education.
Average Starting Salary
$70,000
Top Employers: JPMorgan Chase & Co., Delaware Department of Transportation, Deloitte, Siemens Healthineers, Epic
Top Jobs: Software Engineer, Project Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Field Engineer, Software Developer
#Hengineers Get Hands-on Experience
Madison Gac
Madison is a senior majoring in civil engineering whose dream job is to become a bridge engineer. Alongside her coursework, also earning minors in sustainable infrastructure and geological sciences, she’s been doing research and field work on coastal infrastructure flood risk in Delaware.
Thomas Schaeffer
Thomas is working on earning his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mechanical engineering and robotics as part of a 4+1 program. After Prof. Ioannis Poulakakis inspired an interest in robotics during his “Control Systems” course, Thomas got the opportunity to do research in the Poulakakis lab, designing forward walking gaits for a bipedal robot.
#Hengineers Learn From World-class Faculty
Christina Carroll
Christina, an electrical engineering junior and member of UD’s golf team, was able to do a summer research project with her favorite instructor, Prof. Mark Mirotznik, where she built an automated system to measure the gain in radiation of antennas.
Explore Majors
Sydney Segear
Sydney is a junior computer science student in the bioinformatics concentration who’s also on the club figure skating team. For the past two summers she’s done research in the lab of Prof. Leila Barmaki, where she’s developing and testing virtual and augmented reality applications for balance and lower limb rehabilitation.
#Hengineers Have Fun
Caitlin Iannetta
Caitlin is a senior in materials science who’s also working on a minor in management information systems. During her time at UD, she’s tried out many different extracurriculars, from being a member of Alpha Delta Pi and co-president of the Special Olympics club to participating in intramural sports leagues.
Engineering STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Alpha Omega Epsilon
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society of Highway Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Association for Computing Machinery
Association for Computing Machinery-Women
Biomedical Engineering Society
Chi Epsilon
Computer Animation and Game Design
Deep Roots STEM Outreach Program
Engineering Ambassadors
Engineers Without Borders
Environmental Engineering Student Association
Eta Kappa Nu
Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers
Institute of Transportation Engineers
Materials Research Society
National Society of Black Engineers
National Society of Professional Engineers
Robotics Club
Sigma Phi Delta
Society for the Advancement of Material & Process Engineering
Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers
Society of Automotive Engineers
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers
Society of Women Engineers
Tau Beta Pi
Women in ECE
Jesal Patel
Jesal is a sophomore studying chemical engineering who chose his field because of its potential impact on medicine, biotechnology and environmental issues. He’s active in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) UD student chapter, the Indian Student Association and plays intramural basketball.
#Hengineers Change the World
Lauren Mottel
Lauren is a senior majoring in biomedical engineering who was always interested in finding a field of study that had both a breadth and depth of knowledge, which is what attracted her to engineering. She chose biomedical engineering so that she “could work at the intersection between biology and chemistry at the forefront of medicine.”
Become a #Hengineer
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