College of Engineering and Computing

Engineers and computer scientists don't just solve problems - they change the world. You'll provide solutions to society's most pressing issues by working to improve the human condition through the products and systems we rely on. Follow your passion and learn how to use ingenuity and imagination to impact the world positively.

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Build Something Great: Solve Crucial Problems in CEC

No. 4

National Public Undergraduate Engineering Program, No Doctorate (Excluding Military Institutions) | U.S. News & World Report 2025 Best College

99.6%

Post-graduation success rate (Oxford Bachelor's Degree Recipients, 2022-2023) | Miami University Data

Get to know Miami's College of Engineering and Computing

At Miami University, we offer hands-on engineering and computing courses with small class sizes and big career impact.

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Want to know what the Miami experience is all about? Meet the people who make Miami such a special place.

Eric Kronz ’24

Co-majors: Mechanical Engineering, Sustainability

Bradley Gartner ’25

Major: Robotics Engineering

Veena Chidurala

Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Our Vision and Mission

At the College of Engineering and Computing, our vision is to be an inclusive community of scholars known for exceptional personalized engineering and computing education. Our mission is to champion technical innovation, an entrepreneurial mindset, leadership, and the advancement of technology for societal good.

Here’s our strategy

Michelle Ebu ’25

Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering

Charles Ellis ’25

Mallory Wilson Center for Healthcare Education • Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering

Rylie Hildebrand ’24

Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering

Experiential Learning Through a Global Lens

2,800

students participate in funded research alongside faculty

46.7%

of undergraduates earn credit studying abroad

90+

countries offer experiential education opportunities abroad

Centers and Institutes

Center for Assistive Technology

The Center for Assistive Technology is an interdisciplinary center working collaboratively with Scripps Gerontology Center as well as the Center for Social Entrepreneurship in Farmer School of Business.

Lilly Leadership Institute

The Lilly Leadership Institute is working to cultivate leaders who will flourish in their professions and lives by thinking strategically, working collaboratively with others, effectively communicating their ideas, and finding innovative solutions to society's most complex problems.

Paper Science and Engineering Foundation

The Paper Science and Engineering Foundation augments the academic curriculum delivered by the Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering (CPB) Department. We provide the little things that make a big difference to the students: merit-based scholarships and key networking contacts to get great jobs.

Center for Cybersecurity

At Miami University's Center for Cybersecurity, we bring together experts from across the university, encompassing the fields of computer information technology, computer science, information systems and analytics, and political science.

Brian Niccol '96

Chairman and CEO, Starbucks Coffee Company

Niccol graduated from Miami in 1996 with a bachelor's in Engineering Management. Today, he is the CEO of Starbucks.

Caroline Danzi '17

Software Engineer, Google

Danzi shared her passion for computing and strengthened her technical skills by teaching school children to code through Kode2Learn and Girls Who Code.

Lynn Good '81

CEO, Duke Energy

Good graduated from Miami in 1981 with a bachelor's in System Analysis. Now, she is president and CEO of Duke Energy, one of the largest energy companies in the U.S. Under her leadership, Duke's focus has shifted to creating cleaner, smarter energy while serving customers and communities.

Lyndsey McMillon-Brown '13

Research Engineer, NASA

McMillon-Brown graduated from Miami in 2013 with a bachelor's in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering. Now, she is a Research Engineer at NASA Glenn Research Center. Here, her work is focused on making solar cells more efficient, affordable, and durable for space applications. She is currently leading a team of six researchers in a $2.5 million effort to develop a new class of solar cells that can be manufactured in space and on the moon.

Scott Berkey '78

CEO, SIMULIA Brand of Dassault Systemes

Berkey graduated from Miami in 1978 with a bachelor's in Systems Analysis. After working in manufacturing IT, high tech software and as CEO of two startups, Scott completed his career as CEO of the SIMULIA Brand of Dassault Systemes and senior vice president of Sciences and Simulations.

Maria (Walker) Bennett '95

President, CEO, and Founder, SPR Therapeutics, Inc.

Bennett graduated from Miami in 1995 with a bachelor's in Engineering Management. She is now the president, CEO, and founder of SPR Therapeutics, helping improve the lives of individuals suffering from pain with its SPRINT peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) systems.