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Giving to Engineering

Your gift today influences the future of our students, our communities, and our world. You can direct your gift to a specific fund, department, or program.

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Our path forward

Strategic Plan

Strategic Plan

Learn about the priorities School of Engineering the next few years in our new strategic plan.

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Show off your pride!

Now you can purchase your own School of Engineering branded gear. The proceeds from the sale of all merchandise go to benefit student scholarships.

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Academic Advising

Resources for students

Resources for students

Each UNM Engineering program has academic advisors dedicated to serving students in their department. These advisors provide student-centered academic support and assist UNM Engineering students with questions about accessing courses, navigating degree requirements, resolving academic issues, and more.

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photo: Credit: EllaMaru Studio When exposed to high temperatures with steam together with nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide, oxygen ions associated with ceria nanoparticles dispersed, leading to improved catalytic activity.

Serendipitous discovery could lead to more efficient catalysts
April 9, 2025
Preparing catalysts by sending hot, steamy car exhaust over them could improve their efficiency and reduce the amount of rare and expensive metals required in vehicle catalytic converters and many other emission control and industrial processes. Read More...

photo: donor and student talking at the ME luncheon

Students, donors gather to celebrate success in Mechanical Engineering
April 7, 2025
The University of New Mexico School of Engineering recently hosted the Mechanical Engineering Scholar and Donor Luncheon to connect recipients and donors in celebration of student achievement. Read More...

photo: Associate Professor Fernando Moreu (right) shows Gabriella Gallegos, a 2nd year Civil Engineering master’s student, Michael Carl, an undergraduate student in the Department of Computer Science, and Wyatt Saeger, a 2nd year Civil Engineering master’s student, the hydraulic actuator, which helps his lab study earthquakes and structural dynamics.

UNM preparing students to respond to the next large earthquake
April 7, 2025
Late one night in February, as Fernando Moreu sat in his office wrapping up work in the Centennial Engineering Center, he felt something unusual –– the building was vibrating. Read More...

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