Inspired
Our students are inspired to cultivate a bold engineering identity through learning experiences that foster creativity, curiosity and awareness of their potential to change the world for the better.
Our curriculum, co-curricular opportunities and experiential learning activities foster a strong engineering identity beginning in the first year. Our students become problem solvers ready to take on pressing challenges in new ways and are inspired to improve the quality of life for all people and the health of our planet.
Inclusive
Great minds don’t think alike. They think together. Our college is an inclusive, collaborative community, bringing diverse perspectives together to engineer a better world for all.
To engineer a better world, we need to know about the world we live in. A diverse range of backgrounds, experiences and perspectives enhances creativity and provides a fuller picture of where our work is most needed and how we can make the greatest impact.
Impactful
Our students are prepared to be innovative and agile leaders who create solutions to the world’s grand challenges.
Many of our students will go on to work at the forefront of engineering, in jobs and fields that may not exist yet. By fostering research, internships and design opportunities, a global outlook, entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to professionalism, we prepare our graduates to be next-level engineers.
Education in Action: Research, Inclusion and Mentoring Experiences
This program links undergraduates who are considering graduate study and/or careers in engineering research with Ph.D. students who are conducting research projects. The program aims to broaden participation in engineering advanced study, introduce students to new career paths, demonstrate the real-world impacts and applications of engineering research and provide graduate students with teaching and mentoring opportunities.
10 Questions in 10 Minutes
10 Questions in 10 Minutes is an inspirational speaker video series that showcases faculty in the UC Davis College of Engineering, including their unique journeys in engineering and diverse research and teaching interests, that establishes a space for meaningful conversation between faculty and students.
Featuring Ralph Aldredge, associate dean for undergraduate studies and professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering.
Featuring Raissa D'Souza, associate dean for research and professor of computer science and mechanical and aerospace engineering.