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At UNT, engineering students conduct innovative research and gain valuable experience working with cutting-edge laboratory equipment at the university’s 300-acre Discovery Park campus. We offer 11 bachelor’s, 11 master’s and 4 doctoral degree programs in 5 departments: biomedical engineering, computer science and engineering, electrical engineering, materials science and engineering, and mechanical engineering.

08/27/2026

You thought she was solving equations…

She actually trying to figure out why you haven’t signed up for the STEM Career Fair.

It coming up soon on

September 23rd
11 am - 3pm
Here at Discovery Park

We hope to see you there!

08/25/2026

Ever wonder what’s actually happening inside the labs, classrooms and halls of Discovery Park? Come find out at the UNT College of Engineering Open House!

📅 Oct. 6
⏰ 5–8 p.m.
📍 Discovery Park

Explore all five of our departments, check out the research happening right here at UNT, meet our students and faculty, and see some of the projects, technology and opportunities that make Discovery Park worth exploring.

Career fair season is coming, and now is the time to get ready.Whether you are looking for an internship, preparing for ...
08/24/2026

Career fair season is coming, and now is the time to get ready.

Whether you are looking for an internship, preparing for your first career fair or getting ready to make the jump into a full-time role, the UNT Career Center has a full lineup of opportunities happening right here at Discovery Park this fall.

Save these dates:

📄 Resume & Cover Letter Workshop
Aug. 26 | 2–3:30 p.m. | Discovery Park, G165 + Zoom
Work with Discovery Park Career Coaches to strengthen your resume and make sure you are ready to put your best application forward.

🤝 Mastering Career Fair Networking #1
Sept. 1 | 1–3 p.m. | Discovery Park, A140
Learn how to approach employers, make a strong first impression and build the confidence to navigate a career fair.

💻 Professional Networking Series: Tech
Sept. 9 | 1–3 p.m. | Discovery Park, 2nd Floor
Connect directly with employers seeking talent in computer science, IT, systems engineering, software development, AI, data, cybersecurity and related fields. Bring several copies of your resume and come dressed business professional.

📄 Resume & Cover Letter Workshop #2
Sept. 15 | 2–3:30 p.m. | Discovery Park, G165 + Zoom
Another opportunity to meet with Career Coaches, review your resume and prepare for upcoming opportunities.

🤝 Mastering Career Fair Networking #2
Sept. 17 | 1–3 p.m. | Discovery Park, G165 + Zoom
Get one more round of career fair preparation before meeting employers at the STEM Career Fair.

💼 STEM Career Fair
Sept. 23 | 11 a.m.–3 p.m. | Discovery Park
Meet and network with employers recruiting for internships and full-time opportunities. All majors may attend. Business attire is recommended, and make sure to bring more copies of your resume than you think you will need.

🍽️ STEMployer Lunch & Learn: Raytheon Technologies
Sept. 29 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m. | Discovery Park, College of Engineering Dean’s Office, A140
Learn about working at Raytheon, hear about upcoming opportunities and connect with industry professionals and peers. Raytheon is specifically looking to connect with engineering and business majors.

🎤 Interviewing Best Practices
Oct. 7 | 2–3 p.m. | Discovery Park, G165 + Zoom
Learn interviewing best practices, ask questions and build the skills you need before sitting across from an employer.

👔 Mock Interviews with Employers
Oct. 22 | 1–4 p.m. | Discovery Park, E202
Put those skills into practice with Career Coaches and employer partners. Bring a copy of your resume or laptop and dress professionally.

🌐 Networking & Professionalism
Nov. 5 | Time and location TBD
Round out the semester by continuing to develop the professional skills that can help you make connections and navigate your career.

There are opportunities all semester to prepare, practice, connect and get career ready. Don't wait until you need the internship or job to start preparing for it.

Save this post so you have all the dates in one place, send it to a friend who needs to get career-fair ready and register for the events you plan to attend.

Week one is officially in the books!From finding classrooms and meeting new friends to settling into new routines, our s...
08/21/2026

Week one is officially in the books!

From finding classrooms and meeting new friends to settling into new routines, our students have made it through the first week of the fall semester. We loved seeing Discovery Park full of energy again and watching our engineering community come back to life.

Here’s to a great start and an even better semester ahead. Welcome back, Mean Green!

Exciting research from UNT Biomedical Engineering Department is taking aim at one of the most prevalent and irreversible...
08/20/2026

Exciting research from UNT Biomedical Engineering Department is taking aim at one of the most prevalent and irreversible forms of hearing loss.

Dr. Fateme Esmailie, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, has received $535,758 from the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders for her project, “Development of a Dynamic Hypothermia Protocol for Hearing Loss Prevention.”

The three-year project will explore a new approach to preventing noise-induced hearing loss through targeted therapeutic hypothermia. By combining computational modeling, experimental validation and device development, Dr. Esmailie and her team aim to create a non-invasive cooling system capable of delivering precise and uniform cooling to the inner ear.

The research could help advance hearing preservation strategies for individuals at increased risk of hearing damage, including military personnel, firefighters and patients undergoing certain medical treatments.

Beyond its potential impact on hearing health, the project will also provide University of North Texas undergraduate and graduate students with hands-on interdisciplinary experience spanning biomedical engineering, computational modeling and auditory neuroscience.

Congratulations to Dr. Esmailie on this exciting award and the opportunity to advance research with the potential to protect quality of life for millions affected by hearing loss.

On Behalf of SAMECalling all engineering students: your next connection, mentor or opportunity could start here.Join the...
08/19/2026

On Behalf of SAME

Calling all engineering students: your next connection, mentor or opportunity could start here.

Join the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) for its Kickoff Event on August 26 from 5–7 p.m. in Discovery Park D212.

Whether you are a first-year student finding your footing, preparing for what comes after graduation or simply looking to expand your professional network, this event is designed to help you connect with other engineers and learn more about where your degree can take you.

Hear from engineering professional Karter Ford, meet fellow students and learn about resources for every stage of your engineering journey.

You do not need to be a SAME member to attend. All engineering majors and organizations are welcome.

Come meet, learn and see how you can get involved.

Industry partnerships can make a direct difference in the opportunities available to our students.Dr. Cihan Tunc, assist...
08/19/2026

Industry partnerships can make a direct difference in the opportunities available to our students.

Dr. Cihan Tunc, assistant professor in the UNT Department of Computer Science & Engineering, has secured support from Siemens to advance his research and provide funding for Ph.D. students at University of North Texas.

What began with $30,000 in support has continued to grow, with an additional $30,000 provided for summer research and another $30,000 planned for the coming year. Altogether, the support represents $90,000 invested in research, graduate education and the students doing the work behind both.

For our Ph.D. students, funding like this means more than financial support. It creates opportunities to dedicate time to research, develop their expertise and gain experience at the intersection of academic discovery and industry.

Congratulations to Dr. Tunc on this growing collaboration. We look forward to seeing where the partnership with Siemens leads next.

Strong student organizations start with strong student leaders.At our Engineering Leadership Summit, leaders from studen...
08/18/2026

Strong student organizations start with strong student leaders.

At our Engineering Leadership Summit, leaders from student organizations across the College of Engineering came together to network, connect with one another and we shared resources that can help them better serve their organizations and fellow students throughout the year.

We appreciate each of our student leaders for the time, effort and enthusiasm they put into creating opportunities and building community for their peers.

Thank you to our sponsor, Meriton, for supporting the summit and providing lunch for our students. We are grateful for partners who invest their time and resources into the next generation of engineering leaders.

We can’t wait to see everything our student organizations accomplish this year!

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