School of Engineering

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

At Rutgers School of Engineering, we’ve got space for building big ideas, building confidence and character, and building a career.

Learn About Our Undergraduate Program

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.

Graduate Degrees from Master's to PhD

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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.

Research at Rutgers Engineering

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We offer programs designed to recruit, retain, and graduate a diverse population of engineering professionals.

Learn About Our Access Programs

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.

Public university in NY/NJ metro area for undergraduate engineering

Explore 10

Students explore all 10 majors before declaring

Information for Prospective Students

Celebrating SoE Seniors

The School of Engineering is proud to share a snap shot of just some of our incredible, high achieving graduates.

Treasure all you have gained here at Rutgers. The friendships you made, the knowledge you acquired, and the challenges you overcame. You have the foundation—build upon it and let nothing stand between you and what you can accomplish.

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Student Voices

Meet Hamidu Barrie

After earning his BS in chemical engineering this May, senior Hamidu Barrie will begin working towards his master’s in chemical engineering in the fall.

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Student Voices

Meet Maanvita Doddapaneni

As an SoE student ambassador, Maanvita Doddapaneni enjoys showcasing the school to prospective and admitted students.

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Student Voices

Meet Allison Chen

Mechanical engineering major and mathematics and psychology minor Allison Chen, who juggles three jobs and a full course load, is an acknowledged leader.

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Student Voices

Meet Anas Ani

Anas Ani has translated his classroom experiences as double major in chemical engineering and chemistry into real-life applications through summer research projects. After graduating, he will be working as a chemical engineer with the oral formulation sciences department at Merck. He hopes to attend medical school in 2025.

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Student Voices

Meet Aerospace Engineering Senior Sarah Terracina

Sarah Terracina is passionate about space and has complemented her classroom experiences and developed her knowledge of extreme environment engineering with summer internships at Northrop Grumman and Boeing.

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Student Voices

Meet Gavin Wagner

As an environmental engineering major Gavin Wagner enjoyed research opportunities that involved studying historical streams in the Lower Raritan Watershed, long-term vegetation changes in the southwestern United States, and a remote study of extreme climate events in Antarctica.

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Student Voices

Meet Mukund Ramakrishnan Electrical and Computer Engineering

A Northrop Grumman internship and research opportunities throughout his SoE experience have convinced electrical and computer engineering (ECE) major Mukund Ramakrishnan to pursue a doctoral degree and career as a researcher.

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Student Voices

Meet Precious Opara ENG'24

A high school wrestler, Precious Opara is the co-founder and co-president of the Rutgers Women’s Wrestling Club (RWWC), which began as an idea her freshman year with a practice attended by only one other student.

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Student Voices

Meet Monica Rubens

Electrical and computer engineering major Monica Rubens fell in love with Rutgers after attending an event as a high school senior for women students admitted to the School of Engineering.

News

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Research & Innovation

SoE Hosts Transportation Infrastructure Symposium

Industry, government agency, academic leaders, and graduate students attended “Paving the Way to Meet the Future of Transportation Infrastructure,” a daylong symposium organized by the School of Engineering, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Rutgers Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation.

Student News

MAE Postdoc Named a 2024 Activate Fellow

Michael Grzenda receives research funding in support of innovative spray technology developed in Associate Professor Jonathan Singer's lab. 

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Alumni

Alumni Spotlight: Jason Maikos, PhD

Jason Maikos is the inaugural director of the VISN 2 Biomechanics Research for the Advancement of Veteran Outcomes (BRAVO) lab at the New York Harbor VA, where he established a clinical research lab that is leading the future of limb loss research.

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Student Voices

At Rutgers School of Engineering, we are a community of different voices living, learning, and growing together. Get to know us!

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Meet Marcelo Remond Miyoshi

As a civil engineering major with a minor in urban planning and design, Marcelo Remond Miyoshi is passionate about making transportation safe and accessible for all users. His love of cities makes moving to an urban space such as Hoboken, Jersey City, or the Big Apple one of his life goals.