Dartmouth Engineering

Dartmouth Engineering Dartmouth Engineering offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering. Research is application-focused and entrepreneurship is encouraged.

Located in Hanover, New Hampshire, Dartmouth founded one of the first engineering schools in the country. We offer an engineering sciences education with a hands-on systems-based approach unencumbered by departmental divisions.

09/01/2026

Dartmouth undergraduates’ first engineering class—Introduction to Engineering—challenges students to develop a novel solution to a real-life problem and team up to design, build, test, and iterate on a prototype. They research patents, create a business plan, and present their project to a professional review board.

08/29/2026

Part 2: ENGS 33 Solid Mechanics bridge testing

Students design and build a scale model of a bridge that is stiff, strong, and economical. Each team uses
to analyze and predict the maximum load their bridge can support, as well as how far the bridge roadway will bend at a load of 1 kN.

🎥: Catha Mayor (Lamm)

08/28/2026

Part 1: ENGS 33 Solid Mechanics bridge testing with our machine!

Students design and build a scale model of a bridge that is stiff, strong, and economical. Each team uses  to analyze and predict the maximum load their bridge can support, as well as how far the bridge roadway will bend at a load of 1 kN.

🎥: Catha Mayor (Lamm)

     

Summer term final project energy!📸 Robert A Catha Mayor (Lamm)
08/19/2026

Summer term final project energy!

📸 Robert A Catha Mayor (Lamm)

08/11/2026

Two posters from spring term’s ENGS 19: Future of Energy
Systems final project symposium:

“Waste to Watts: Considering the impact of bioenergy across different implementation and policy scenarios”

“How EN-ROADS Reveals the True Cost of Carbon: Global warming is not just rising temperatures; it is increasing human death toll”

In this course, students focus on futures of energy as they impact, and are impacted by climate change, the environment, and economic development. The course uses model-based approaches to develop global-scale energy scenarios and to explore the potential evolution of current and potential energy options in both localized and global settings.

08/07/2026

The Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program in materials science provides students from outside Dartmouth the opportunity to engage in research while gaining an appreciation of the crucial role materials science plays in our world.

08/05/2026

From the spring term archive: Amen Fesseha '28 describes her team’s project, Re-EpiPen: an affordable, reusable epinephrine injector.

At Dartmouth, undergraduates' first engineering class—Introduction to Engineering—challenges students to develop a novel solution to a real-life problem and team up to design, build, test, and iterate on a prototype. They research patents, create a business plan, and present their project to a professional review board.

08/04/2026

From the spring term archive: Jack Jenkins ‘28 and Nicholas Rossi ‘29 explain their project, SurgiFlow: a smart, continuous post-surgical fluid output monitoring device.

Dartmouth undergraduates’ first engineering class—Introduction to Engineering—challenges students to develop a novel solution to a real-life problem and team up to design, build, test, and iterate on a prototype. They research patents, create a business plan, and present their project to a professional review board.

07/09/2026

Dartmouth engineering PhD graduate Levi Qlevsky Th’26 shares his experience pursuing a degree in engineering while being on the Team.

PhD student Ya Tang is first author, with Professor Yan Li as co-corresponding author, on a collaborative study with th...
07/02/2026

PhD student Ya Tang is first author, with Professor Yan Li as co-corresponding author, on a collaborative study with that presents a new 3D-printable formulation of zeolite catalyst that could facilitate turning waste plastic, wood, and food into a viable sustainable energy source.

The study, published in the .Portfolio journal Advanced Manufacturing, presents a method and formulation that not only addresses geometric constraints, but also ensures uniformity of composition and structural integrity throughout the printed catalyst.

"My favorite part was doing the iteration," said Tang. "3D-printing formulas require different binders and powders and processing temperatures, and also mixing techniques. So we tried a lot of things. You never know what's going to happen, but it's always exciting to find something that really works and really can change the world."

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