Student Development and Support
Student Development and Support encompasses the development and delivery of information regarding educational support, career development and overall student success and is housed in the Office of Engineering Undergraduate Education (OEUE).
Undergraduate Support
Internships & Career Services
The Career Center (CC) connects engineering students with internship opportunities and high-quality career services. The College of Engineering fully supports this mission and works with the CC staff to ensure that the services and resources offered meet the evolving needs of our current students and alumni. Internships take place during the summers following the sophomore and junior years or during the fall or spring semesters. It is common for engineering students to complete internships at more than one company, and students frequently complete additional intern work during the five-week winter session between the fall and spring semesters. Because the internships occur during the summer or winter sessions, engineering students still have the opportunity to complete their degree in four years. For additional information, visit the Career Center.
Undergraduate Research
Research apprenticeships with faculty mentors give talented, motivated University of Delaware undergraduates a chance to see and take part in what is happening on the front lines of discovery at UD today. Explore the many challenging options you have for bringing learning to life.
Educational Support & Opportunities
The mission of Academic Coaching and Tutoring (ACT) is to empower students to develop the academic skills and strategies that will pave the way for future success. Every undergraduate student can benefit from the support we offer–struggling students gain confidence and see great improvement, and high-achieving students become even stronger. ACT offers a variety of tutoring services for all undergraduate students and academic success coaching to develop strategies to achieve academic goals.
Financial Support & Scholarships
The University of Delaware awards more than $90 million annually in aid. Our Campus commitment to making a University of Delaware education affordable is evidenced by the reasonable tuition for in-state and out-of-state students and in a variety of scholarships, financial aid programs, and financing plans. The College of Engineering supports the Campus commitment of educational affordability by leveraging University scholarships and aid with other College-based funds where appropriate. In this way, we can continue to provide access to a quality engineering education to a broad spectrum of qualified students.
RISE Program
The RISE program is an academic enrichment initiative that cultivates durable skills, networks, and employability for all COE majors and provides a supportive atmosphere to enhance student success in attaining an engineering degree.
Undergraduate Student News
A bi-weekly e-mail newsletter with opportunities and resources for #Hengineers.
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