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The College of Engineering and Computing offers you the chance to change the world

As an engineer or computer scientist you provide solutions to today's most pressing problems. You work on grand challenges from health care to environmentally friendly designs on systems that affect all of us both locally and globally.  Your education takes place at a residential school with nearly all our students living on campus or in town. This means lots of involvement for you in  campus life. Extracurricular involvement is an important part of Miami’s concept of a well-rounded education, as is the liberal arts education core. These aspects complement the more specialized courses in our majors and give students the skills to do well in a rapidly-changing world.

News

News

  • Engineers Without Borders travels to Rwanda

    In May, four Miami University Engineers Without Borders students went to Munini, Rwanda on a quest to improve the living conditions there. They had ambitious goals to improve water quantity and quality and to collect data at a school to design solutions to increase its sanitation and fuel efficiency. Read the full story.

  • CEC students study engineering in Australia

    Fourteen College of Engineering and Computing students explored environmental engineering and sustainability practices this summer in ecologically-diverse Australia. Read the full story.

  • Miami University Ranked 7th in Software Engineering Programs

    According to College Choice, Miami University has the 7th best software engineering program in the US. The reasons Miami University was ranked so highly include Miami’s persisting excellence in undergraduate education, accessible full-time faculty teaching classes, the ability for students to specialize within a field, and the potential for students to find work in software engineering on Miami’s campus. To learn more about why Miami ranked so highly, read the full story.

Events

Events

  • New to CEC !

    We are pleased to announce the first Scholar-in-Residence for the College of Engineering and Computing!   Dr. B.L. Ramakrishna will be on campus September 28 and 29, 2017 to meet with students and faculty.  He is the Program Director of the Grand Challenge Scholars Program from the National Academy of Engineering. More details to follow.
  • Image from the 2015 recognition ceremony

    CEC Recognition Ceremony

    324 degrees were awarded at the CEC Recognition Ceremony on May 13, 2017 at the Goggin Ice Center. For more information please visit the event page.

Videos


  • Check out this film focusing on the human impact of engineering!


  • Check out some of our 2016 senior design winners!


  • Video by the CEC Student Advisory Committee


  • Let the College of Engineering and Computing help you apply what you've learned to the outside world!

  • 2017 Recognition Ceremony

    Powerful messages to our graduating students!

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