Biomedical engineers create human tissue and artificial organs, develop tools to fight cancer and other diseases, and build tools to gain better images of tumors and internal organs.
The Civil Engineering Department is one of the most productive and progressive academic units in the College of Engineering.
Computer scientists, software engineers, and computer engineers create the hardware and software necessary to serve the needs of society.
Electrical engineers design, develop, and test most of the computer and electronic devices you use today, from smart phones to smart homes. This also includes Internet, WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS devices which allow so much of the modern world to communicate.
Industrial engineers design systems that merge people, processes, technology, and information to provide services and/or manufacturing products efficiently, productively, and safely.
The Materials Science and Engineering Department is the oldest, largest and most diversified program in North Texas.
No professions unleash the spirit of innovation like Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering. From flight to alternative energy, we constantly discover how to improve lives by creating bold new solutions that connect science to life in unexpected, forward-thinking ways.
