Lessons in leadership

The Emerging Leaders in Engineering program empowers undergraduates with advanced leadership skills.

Driven to advance vehicle electrification

Engineering research leads the next wave of electric vehicle technologies.

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Why UW Engineering?

We are preparing students to solve some of the world’s biggest challenges.

54%

Freshman admission rate

For Washington state residents

Admissions by-the-numbers

National leader for inclusive excellence

Awarded by The American Society for Engineering Education

Our commitment to DEI

$80,000

Average starting salary for alumni

14% higher than the national average

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Research impact

Chips, science and engineering

Dean Nancy Allbritton on what the CHIPS and Science Act means for the College of Engineering, the UW and the state of Washington.

News and events

UPWARDS for the future

The UW is leading an international group in semiconductor research and workforce development.

Recruiting robots for materials discovery

Chemical engineering researchers are using open-source tools to build modular robots that can run complex experiments.

Training AI without enough data

Jeng-Neng Hwang, a professor of electrical and computer engineering, discusses his team's method to training AI when there are limited datasets.

US News' Best Graduate Schools

UW's graduate programs in AI, programming language, systems and computer science overall placed in the top ten. Other engineering programs have yet to be announced.

Apr

23

Tue

ECE Lecture Series: Karen Leung, UW

10:30 am - 11:30 am

Electrical and Computer Engineering Building (ECE) - ECE 125

Apr

24

Wed

Becoming an Agent for Change for graduate students and post docs with Dr. Yvette Pearson

9:00 am - 10:00 am

NanoES 291

Apr

24

Wed

Engineering Green Manufacturing & Construction

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Apr

25

Thu

UW faculty and staff Equity, Diversity and Inclusion discussion with Dr. Yvette Pearson

9:00 am - 10:00 am

Gould Hall (GLD)

Collage: on the left, Victor Wong and A.I. Gemini at work; on the right, artwork created by A.I. Gemini

Art and engineering

Pushing boundaries in art and technology

Alumnus Victor Wong introduces us to A.I. Gemini, an AI-powered robot that creates paintings using traditional Chinese art techniques.

Meet A.I. Gemini

#1 source of UW startups (over half)

123 years of engineering innovation

962 awards in 2019-2020

26.5% female faculty members #1 among the top 50 engineering schools

22 NAE Members

$125M in externally funded research