Engineering That Matters

We are the dreamers, inventors, innovators, researchers and problem solvers. Your degree opens up a world of possibilities — and STEM fields are consistently among the highest-paying and in-demand professions.

As a UD engineering student, you can discover your passion while gaining practical experience through a variety of options. Our dedicated Co-op and Internship Office connects you with leading employers, helping you gain valuable, paid, real-world experience. You could also choose to go on an ETHOS immersion, study abroad or explore our endless research opportunities. Our holistic advisors help you explore your interests and craft your personalized flight plan to include these experiences.



Academics

Undergraduate Degrees and Programs

The UD School of Engineering offers 12 undergraduate degree programs — plus six co-majors — and 25+ minors to help prepare you for careers in the fields of chemical, civil, computer, electrical, mechanical engineering, engineering technology, computer science and physics.

Graduate Degrees and Programs

The UD School of Engineering offers 13 master's degree programs, seven doctoral programs and six graduate certificate programs, for those wishing to continue their education.

Discover Programs

Unsure what you'd like to major in? Explore our Discover Engineering and Discover Engineering Technology programs, where you can explore the academic programs in the School of Engineering before finalizing a major — while staying on track to graduate in four years.

Experiential Learning

No matter which engineering degree you pursue at UD, you'll have numerous opportunities to take your learning beyond the classroom through student organizations, global learning, co-ops and internships, research and more.



Featured Programs and Initiatives

ETHOS Center

The ETHOS Center connects students to community partners around the world for community-engaged engineering education, research, partnerships and action. You can participate in immersions or breakouts in the U.S. and abroad for hands-on social impact engineering projects.

Co-ops and Internships

Take your experience to the next level and find your passion with co-op and internship opportunities. Our dedicated co-op and internship office helps students find placements.

Industry partners attend our career fairs, employ our students for co-ops and internships and sponsor our senior design projects. Learn how to establish an industry partnership with the School of Engineering.

Innovation Center

The Innovation Center is home to senior design, entrepreneurial learning and creativity. We connect industrial, entrepreneurial and community clients experiencing real-world challenges to student teams who are ready to find solutions.

Diversity in Engineering Center

The Diversity in Engineering Center connects students, faculty, staff, industry and community partners with opportunities for academic success, professional networking and inclusive communities.

5G Broadband Program

Thanks to an Ohio Office of Workforce Transformation 5G Broadband grant, UD is partnering with other educational institutions to offer training and certifications to support Ohio's statewide 5G broadband network.

Advanced Technology Research Center

The Advanced Technology Research Center is a unique research collaboration between the Air Force Research Laboratories, UD, Wright State University and participating institutions to advance innovative research solutions to difficult and dynamic situations.


Engineering News
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10.23.2026
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New engineering offerings promote career readiness for healthcare, banking, defense link-arrow link-arrow

New offerings for University of Dayton engineering students are designed to broaden expertise they will take into the workforce, especially in the healthcare, defense, automotive and banking industries.
10.22.2026
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UD Sinclair Academy celebrates 10 years with 250-plus graduates and a support model that eases the opportunity for success.
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10.20.2026
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Is AI cybersecurity a game? Local researchers part of NSA grant to show it can be link-arrow link-arrow

Showing Dayton-area middle and high school students that learning about artificial intelligence and cybersecurity can be fun and interactive is the goal of a two-year, $500,000 National Security Agency award led by the University of Dayton.