Welcome to the School of Engineering!

The University of St Thomas is committed to developing complete engineers who have a sound Liberal Arts foundation combined with hands-on experience and strong technical skills.   Liberal Arts & Engineering means that our graduates are primed to lead in our rapidly changing knowledge-based, global society.

The School of Engineering offers a range of graduate and undergraduate degrees including programs in Mechanical, Electrical, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering as well as Technology Management.  Our faculty are dedicated teachers and practitioners with a broad range of industrial experience.   The Twin Cities regional business community is a valued partner adding tremendously to our vibrant educational environment.  All said, the student stands at the center of our work.   We strongly believe that an Engineering education is about getting your hands-on projects and wrapping your mind around ideas which have the potential to change our world.

We invite you to explore the many aspects and exciting programs offered by the School of Engineering.

Engineering News

Professor AnnMarie Thomas honored by the National Academy of Engineering Center for the Advancement of Scholarship on Engineering Education. More. 

Professor John Abraham publishes Webinar on the "Science and Politics of Global Warming." 

Graduate Engineering Student Information Sessions - next one is September 16

Graduate course syllabi available for Fall Semester

Don Weinkauf new dean of Engineering School as of July 1 - read more

Member,
American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE)

Founded in 1893, ASEE is a nonprofit organization of individuals and institutions committed to furthering education in engineering and engineering technology.

 

  

"I have worked on many student research projects. One that comes to mind investigated using jets of air to enhance heat transfer. This project involved..." The UST engineering professors are amazing and very helpful. The labs are really accessible. The UST School of Engineering rocks.  The professors are great and the classes are interesting. "Think about the top three things that you find most valuable in the school you would like to attend. I considered the availability of my major, a swim team and a smaller school to be my top three. It helps to narrow down the choices and you can really focus on what type of environment would make you happiest." "My advice for prospective students looking at colleges would be to find a place where you feel like you are at home. If you end up choosing a school where you are comfortable and feel like you belong, then everything else will naturally just fall in place."