Since its inception in 1961, the College of Engineering has evolved into a top choice for serious engineering students and researchers from all over the globe. We deliver broad-spectrum, world-class engineering education, combined with practical research experience. Our students can choose among seven bachelor’s, and a number of master’s and joint doctoral degree programs.
We’re dedicated to innovative education, discovery, and dissemination of knowledge. We equip our students to think with international perspective, to design solutions that meet human and societal needs, and to create economic value that helps sustain the San Diego region and beyond.
We’re committed to inventing a better future, both for the San Diego region, a hot spot of innovation and technology, and for the global community we all share. That’s why we maintain close relationships with San Diego industry that result in extensive partnerships, internships and placement opportunities for our students.
As part of the strategic initiative to foster student success, Dr. Kinoshita will support and advance critical undergraduate experiences.
An alternative electrode material for brain implants has been shown to be MRI compatible and more durable compared to metal implants.
Dr. Joseph Kratz, SDSU Aerospace Engineering Professor, has studied airplane crash reports for over 30 years and provides his analysis on what caused Boeing 737 Max crashes.
Alumnus Paul Stuverud ('71 BSEE and '76 MSEE) has made a gift to establish the "Paul
Stuverud MESA Endowed Scholarship."
The Mendenhall's are long time donors to SDSU with their first gift of $15 in 1975.
Their generous giving makes an impact campus wide.
Daisy Galeana, Regional Technical Manager Latin America for Solar Turbines, and Theresa
M. Garcia, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, have made a joint gift to the College
of Engineering.
SDSU Rocket Project team successfully launches their methalox rocket, reaching an altitude of 13,205 ft.
Cory Erlenbach, Civil Engineering major, and Lauren Case-McFate, Environmental Engineering major, are receiving $5,000 scholarships from SDSU Alumni.
Tyler Perez, an Air Force Veteran, is the SDSU student to receive the honor this year.
