University of Kansas School of Engineering

University of Kansas School of Engineering The KU School of Engineering is a bridge to the future, pioneering new technologies and developing solutions to the problems facing the world.

KU engineering and computer science faculty, students and staff are committed to answering the call for solid interdisciplinary research and engineering education.

Great to welcome NASA astronaut and 2005 KU aerospace engineering graduate Loral O'Hara back to campus next month!
09/02/2026

Great to welcome NASA astronaut and 2005 KU aerospace engineering graduate Loral O'Hara back to campus next month!

The KU Transportation Center is one of the many ways that KU works for Kansas. The Center supports the roads, routes and...
09/01/2026

The KU Transportation Center is one of the many ways that KU works for Kansas. The Center supports the roads, routes and relationships that strengthen the Sunflower State.

Congratulations to Distinguished Professor of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Bala Subramaniam on being named a Fellow ...
08/31/2026

Congratulations to Distinguished Professor of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Bala Subramaniam on being named a Fellow in the American Chemical Society!

08/30/2026

Friday’s Engineering Welcome Back Bash was a great way to close out a great first week. Rock Chalk!

Great to see everyone Friday at the School of Engineering Welcome Back Bash to close out a great first week of classes. ...
08/29/2026

Great to see everyone Friday at the School of Engineering Welcome Back Bash to close out a great first week of classes. Here's to a great semester!

Hope to see you there a little later this afternoon!
08/28/2026

Hope to see you there a little later this afternoon!

A $2 million NSF grant to a KU-led initiative will expand educational opportunities for low-income students pursuing car...
08/27/2026

A $2 million NSF grant to a KU-led initiative will expand educational opportunities for low-income students pursuing careers in STEM.

The National Science Foundation's Scholarship in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S-STEM) has awarded $2 million to a KU-led initiative that will expand educational opportunities for low-income students pursuing careers in computing, engineering, and emerging technology fields. This funding will provide scholarships, mentoring, interdisciplinary coursework, and career development opportunities while helping prepare a new generation of STEM professionals capable of responsibly developing and stewarding artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. I2S' Jennifer Lohoefener is leading the project in collaboration with fellow faculty members Perry Alexander and John Symons, as well as KU professor James Basham (Department of Special Education) and Emily First at Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
To read more: https://i2s-research.ku.edu/news/article/nsf-awards-2-million-grant-to-ku-led-project-supporting-future-ai-and-computing-leaders

08/26/2026
A great event on Friday open to all engineering students, faculty and staff. We'd love to see you there!
08/25/2026

A great event on Friday open to all engineering students, faculty and staff. We'd love to see you there!

Here’s to the start of a great semester. Welcome to KU Engineering and Rock Chalk!
08/24/2026

Here’s to the start of a great semester. Welcome to KU Engineering and Rock Chalk!

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