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Senior Design Expo

 Take a look at this year’s Senior Design Expo, where 41 student teams showcased the culmination of months of design and testing.

Senior Design Expo

 Take a look at this year’s Senior Design Expo, where 41 student teams showcased the culmination of months of design and testing.

Senior Design Expo

 Take a look at this year’s Senior Design Expo, where 41 student teams showcased the culmination of months of design and testing.
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The University of Miami College of Engineering drives innovation through experiential learning, interdisciplinary research, and global collaboration. From renewable energy and resilient infrastructure to big data and space exploration, students collaborate with world-renowned faculty on solutions to today’s most pressing challenges. Our six departments are united by a shared commitment to fostering an innovative spirit and preparing the next generation of engineers to lead with purpose. 

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Sports Engineering

An interdisciplinary program at the intersection of engineering and human performance, the Master of Science in Sports Engineering prepares students to design technologies that enhance athletic performance and reduce injury risk. Students gain expertise in biomechanics, performance analytics, and equipment design, along with hands-on experience using wearable technology.

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Product Design

A multidisciplinary program blending engineering, innovation, and entrepreneurship, the Master of Science in Product Design prepares students to develop next-generation products across industries. Students gain expertise in formulation science, nanotechnology, and project management, along with hands-on industry projects, preparing them to lead product innovation and bring ideas from concept to market.

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Neural Engineering

Offered in collaboration with the Miller School of Medicine, the Master of Science in Neural Engineering prepares students to address challenges at the intersection of engineering, neuroscience, and medicine. Students gain expertise in brain-computer interfaces, neuroprosthetics, and neuromodulation, along with hands-on research experience to advance neurotechnology and improve patient outcomes.

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Murphy Construction Program

An interdisciplinary program from the College of Engineering and the School of Architecture that prepares forward-thinking construction leaders through cutting-edge, practice-oriented graduate degrees and certificates. Students and professionals will gain expertise in managing complex building and infrastructure projects, including best practices in resiliency, building information modeling, and more.

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A look Inside: Our Semester

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From Stage to Celebration

The Spring Class of 2026 gathers at the commencement luncheon post ceremony, celebrating together and enjoying the moment with classmates and friends.
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Another semester comes to a close

As students cross the stage, the semester officially comes to a close and what’s next begins.
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Senior Projects on Display

Graduating seniors showcased months of hard work at the Senior Design Expo, with teams developing new innovations for healthcare, infrastructure improvement plans, and more.
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A Day of Engineering Fun

This year for Take Your Child to Work Day we brought the kids of faculty and staff to the College of Engineering to build tensegrity structures, create DNA from candy, test bone strength using buckets of sand, explore hydrogels and metals, and more.

Honoring Tradition

Tau Beta Pi initiates, led by president Diego Gomez Bello, work together to clean the Bent as part of tradition.

Thinking like Engineers

IISE members welcomed local Girl Scouts for hands-on engineering challenges. From building with marshmallows and spaghetti to testing their ideas, the scouts earned their Engineering Day patch.
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Robotics beyond competition

FIRST Robotics Competition students toured our Robotics and Mechatronics Lab, exploring real‑world engineering and research applications.
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Engineering Meets Art

Engineering students explored material science beyond the classroom at the Lowe Art Museum, where glass artist Tom Patti shared how composition, fabrication, and scale influence the strength and durability of glass.

Innovation for Coral Reef Resilience

Joshua Prabahar presents Kanopi, a floating modular shading system designed to shield coral reefs from harmful UV rays and help reduce thermal stress during peak summer heat.

Balancing Leadership and Academics

Daniel Alwin balances rigorous academics, leadership training, and early-morning discipline as a dedicated cadet with the Hurricane Aces of Air Force ROTC Detachment 155.
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Building Skills

The University of Miami chapter of Tau Beta Pi, the world’s largest and oldest engineering honor society, hosted a soldering workshop for their members, offering a hands-on introduction and preview of future workshops.

Reef Research

Kylee Rux presents her research at the Graduate and Postdoctoral Research Symposium, highlighting work aimed at supporting and restoring coral reef ecosystems.
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Concrete Canoe Crew

Our ASCE student members competed in the American Society of Civil Engineers Southeast Symposium, participating in Concrete Canoe, Concrete Cornhole, T-Shirt Design, Mystery Competition, and 3D Printed Bridge
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Building, Racing, Learning

Local high school students visited campus for the Society of Women Engineers Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day, building and racing balloon and DC motor cars, touring the College of Engineering, and hearing from current students.
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Back in Action!

Alpha Eta Mu Beta, the Biomedical Engineering Honor Society, returned for its first initiation since 2019, continuing a 17-year legacy of recognizing students for scholarship, character, and leadership. The society also supports academic growth and leadership development, connecting current students with distinguished alumni.
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Duct Tape and Teamwork

Engineering students closed out Engineers Week by duct taping Sebastian the Ibis to the wall, a classic EWeek tradition full of teamwork and energy.
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3D Printing a new way to educate

Biomedical Engineering student, Petra Kristian, assembling a jointed mannequin from components made in the 3D Printing Lab. After a 2 hour print, the finished model will be used during visits from local school groups to show how a design becomes a physical object.
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Building a New Rover

Students kick off work on the 2026 Lunabotics rover, turning early ideas into hardware that’s built to take on the NASA Lunabotics Challenge
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Stress Testing Metals

Mechanical engineering Ph.D. student Marcus Zavala conducts resistance testing on 3D-printed metal components, using a metal additive manufacturing printer to study material performance and durability.
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Earning National Recognition

Industrial engineering graduate student Andrea Godoy received SHPE’s top student honor, the Role Model Award, for academic excellence and impact in the Hispanic community.
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Game Day

Engineering students show their school spirit from the stands at the championship game.
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Kicking off the Spring Semester

Students attend the first class of the semester in First-Year Writing: II STEM, taught by lecturer Susan Zabowski.
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