Fiedler Hall atrium

Learn more about all 15 engineering degree programs. Browse our student showcases as they demonstrate what each of the degrees entail.

Engineering Hall and Rathbone Hall atriums

Watch as students from department design teams demonstrate the capabilities of their quarter-scale tractor, mechatronic robots, Formula One and Baja race cars, chemical-powered vehicles, rockets, concrete canoe, steel bridge and unmanned aerial planes throughout the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering.

• Chem-E-Car Team – The Chem-E-Car Team develops small vehicles controlled by chemical reactions.
• Steel Bridge and Concrete Canoe teams – See our steel bridge and concrete canoe student design teams to learn how a canoe made of concrete can float!
• Robotics team – Spend time with our robotics team to see how our students are working on the future.
• Aerospace and rocketry teams – Thinking about a career in aerospace or unmanned aerial systems? Check out how our teams in mechanical engineering are flying into the future.
• Game Development and Cyber Defense clubs – Interested in making video games or learning how to protect systems from hacking? Take time to visit our teams to check out how our students are designing and protecting our future.
• REMADE – Learn how this club is literally turning trash into treasure.

Fiedler Learning Commons | 1093 Fiedler Hall

Watch as students from across the college demonstrate the capabilities of their cutting-edge research, including cybersecurity, robots and much more. Maybe you can invent amazing in the future!

Burns & McDonnell Collaborative Learning Lab | 1112 Engineering Hall

Enjoy hands-on activities for kids to learn about engineering, including building a toolbox with construction science and management students. Come early as supplies are limited!