“Electrical and computer engineering (ECE) is a much broader major than I ever expected it to be. There are so many different fields that ECE is a part of and so many disciplines within this major.”– Aaron Clarion
School of Engineering
School of Engineering 2025 Convocation
The Future Must Be Built
School of Engineering students and faculty are working on what’s NEXT— envisioning solutions that make the world better through engineering.
More Programs, More Opportunity
Graduate Programs
With nearly $75 million in research expenditures and nearly 200 research faculty working on a broad range of topics, the School of Engineering is a place to find your research niche and make a real impact while getting your graduate degree.
Research Experiences
Work with your choice of more than 20 labs and research groups, with tons of opportunities for you to develop an interest, find a faculty mentor to guide your project, and dive in.
Access and Inclusion
We offer programs designed to recruit, retain, and graduate a diverse population of engineering professionals.
School of Engineering at a Glance
Founded 1864
Among the oldest engineering schools in the nation.
1,500+
Current alumni holding CEO, COO, CTO, and President titles.
#1
Public university in NY/NJ metro area for undergraduate engineering
Explore 10
Students explore all 10 majors before declaring
Plan a Visit
Tour our facilities on campus and join a walking tour. We also offer information sessions with student and faculty panels to learn about majors, research opportunities, campus life, and all the ways students can get involved.
News
Electrical and computer engineering (ECE) major Michael Gibbons is currently an intern for the NJ Transit’s electric traction department, where he updates single line diagrams for electricians renovating electrical sites. He is the president of A’s for All, or A4A, an organization he co-founded with sports management major Hailen Arp, that is dedicated to modifying and designing toys for disabled children, and serves as its president.
The prestigious award was presented to Hani Nassif at the ACI Spring Concrete Convention in Toronto, Canada. The award citation specifically pays tribute to his “many contributions to the concrete industry in general, the use of structural concrete, and important advances in the use of cementitious composites and materials in concrete structures.”
Student Voices
At Rutgers School of Engineering, we are a community of different voices living, learning, and growing together. Get to know us!
RU Engineer Magazine
In this issue, we feature the latest faculty and student news from the school along with in-depth articles on urban resiliency, DELLC 10 year anniversary, industry know-how in the classroom, and a Q&A with interim dean Alberto Cuitino.
