The Future of Computing
Academics
With 8 undergraduate majors; 19 MS/PhD programs; 10 4+1 BS/MS programs; and 18 minors, concentrations, & flexible/hybrid graduate certificates—you can pursue your passion in the College of Engineering
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Challenge limits. Envision possibilities. Create a better future.
REVOLUTIONARY ENGINEERING FOR ALL.
Public engineering program in New England— U.S. News & World Report.
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World-class research
Here, strong minds challenge the ordinary with game-changing ideas. From developing life-saving medical devices to advancing technologies for sustainable energy, our students and faculty are conducting groundbreaking research that invites the pursuit of a bold new path to a better future.
Student voices
As a student in the College of Engineering, the possibilities for making friends, making memories, and preparing for a rewarding career are endless. Hear from some of our recent graduates about how they made the most of their time on campus.
Shaping the future of sustainability
UMass Amherst and the College of Engineering have broken ground on a $125 million new facility that will serve as a hub for clean energy research. This state-of-the-art living laboratory will facilitate transformational interdisciplinary research and innovation for a sustainable future.
In the news
National Academy of Engineering Inducts Two Distinguished ECE Alums
Bahl helped transform cloud computing with his work on edge computing and Swanson co-invented the pioneering technology optical coherence tomography.
ECE’s Joseph Bardin Serves on Google Team That Produces “Remarkable Technical Breakthrough” in Quantum Computing
A quantum computer equipped with Willow takes five minutes to perform a task that would take the world’s largest supercomputer ~10,000,000,000,000,000 years.
WET Center Serves as Invaluable Resource for Facing Water Challenges
The WET Center supports research and education aimed at developing new methods and products to address overarching problems in water treatment and water energy.
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