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Build a Brighter Future

As technology advances, so does the need for ethical engineers. At the College of Engineering, Physics, and Computing, we bring cutting-edge research into the classroom and educate students to be principled leaders who use their skills to serve others. Our graduates go on to become the go-to solution creators and thinkers in their field: from academia to government to private business.
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Solve Society's Greatest Challenges

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Design, Create, and Innovate

The College of Engineering, Physics, and Computing is a place where creativity, science, and technology converge. We offer a rich selection of programs covering various fields of engineering, ensuring that whatever your passion, you'll find a place here.

Experiential Learning 

Through on-campus clubs, service opportunities, professional workshops, and specialized projects, you will work alongside equally ambitious peers as you build yourself into the engineer you want to be.

Expert Faculty 

The College of Engineering, Physics, and Computing faculty are performing cutting-edge research and are passionate about sharing their knowledge with students.

Global Reach 

The College of Engineering, Physics, and Computing has programs and partnerships around the world, and our students and faculty have a global impact.

I'm pretty sure I know most of the faculty members by name ... and that they also know me by name.

Elijah Feret, Engineering Graduate

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Engineering Success: Maria Erquiaga's Path to Becoming a Physicianeer

Listen as Maria describes how Catholic University prepared her to become a “physicianeer,” a role that combines the best of medicine and engineering to create technologies to solve some of healthcare’s greatest challenges.
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