Learn from our faculty, staff and students about all we have to offer in The University of New Mexico School of Engineering.
Get inspired by the many opportunities offered by The University of New Mexico School of Engineering.
Lydia Tapia, associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at The University of New Mexico, is leading a project that received a $35,000 grant from Google to establish a program that uses innovative mentoring to encourage undergraduate women to pursue graduate studies in robotics.
Casey Anglada DeRaad, who earned her master’s degree in electrical engineering from The University of New Mexico, recently received the New Mexico Network for Women in Science and Engineering 2018 IMPACT! Award.
The National Science Foundation announced recently a $6 million award for quantum research as part of its RAISE-EQuIP: Frontiers of Quantum Engineering effort, an initiative designed to push the frontiers of engineering in quantum information science and technology.
The School of Engineering offers a wide variety of student support services, from academic advisement, tutoring, and scholarships and internship information. Find out how we can help you on your journey! Click below to be directed to Academic Advising & Support.
Three Engineering students winners in LoboBITES competition
November 11, 2018
Three students from The University of New Mexico School of Engineering were finalists in the annual LoboBITES competition on Nov. 7. Read More...
Andrea Mammoli Discusses the Electrical Revolution in New Mexico
November 9, 2018
Mammoli, professor of mechanical engineering and director of UNM’s Center for Emerging Energy Technologies, spoke with US News and World Report about transforming New Mexico’s outdated electrical system. Read More...
Second annual STEM Boomerang planned December 20 at UNM
November 8, 2018
For the second year in a row, business, academic and economic development and government leaders from the city, state and region will converge at The University of New Mexico meet with recent highly-trained STEM professionals who are in and out of New Mexico. Read More...
