Celebrating 150 Years of Engineering at Notre Dame
We’re engineering a better world for all.
At Notre Dame Engineering, we seek to create an inclusive community that educates the whole person. To form skilled, ethical engineers who work for the authentic good of all. And to conduct research that transforms fundamental discoveries into technologies with broad impact.
That’s our mission. Won’t you join us?
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Making the skies safer with smarter drones
With NASA funding, Notre Dame will lead a multi-institution, multi-million-dollar project to ensure safer …
Brad Weldon named Henry Massman Teaching Professor of Civil Engineering
Brad Weldon, teaching professor and director of undergraduate studies for Civil and Environmental Engineering and …
New study shows blood pressure drug boosts effectiveness of immunotherapy for brain cancer and reduces deadly side effect
The fast-growing and aggressive brain tumor known as glioblastoma has so far resisted all therapies, including …
New nanomaterial sets magnetic trap for disease biomarkers
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame and Vanderbilt University Medical Center have devised a low-cost filter …
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About the College
Notre Dame Engineering educates skilled leaders and innovators and promotes transformational research focused on the greater good of humanity.
Women in Engineering
ND Women in Engineering brings together women at all levels — undergraduate, graduate, faculty, and alumni — to create a community of support and opportunities for women to thrive.
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Student Experience
You belong here! Whether you’re an undergraduate or a graduate student considering engineering, we welcome you.
Here, you’ll be part of a large, diverse, and supportive community that will take a personal interest in your education, research, professional development, and formation as a person and an engineer/scholar.
Spotlight on Research
