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As a UConn Engineering graduate student, you can use your innovative and creative talents to find solutions no one else has thought of. It's an opportunity to make your mark on the world.
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Making the decision to apply to the Engineering Graduate Program means you understand the importance of a UConn graduate degree and where it can lead.
First Year Experience
The Engineering Graduate Program offers research, courses that challenge, and services that foster student success, development, transition, and leadership.
Admission Events
There are many ways to explore life as a member of our engineering graduate community, whether you're interested in our academic programs or industry-partnered research.
The John Lof Leadership Academy
The UConn School of Engineering is proud to announce the establishment of the John Lof Leadership Academy for Graduate Engineering Students. Backed by the generous endowment from John Lof, a former UConn Electrical and Computer Science professor of 35 years, this exclusive Academy will aim to continue the legacy of Dr. Lof, who wished to reward and cultivate a select group of future leaders and engineering trailblazers. The proceeds of the endowment will be used toward the direct support of the student members (in the form of grants and fellowships) as well as the corresponding Academy programs. Applicants are accepted annually for two-year tenures in the academy.
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Meet Some of Our Students
Mikayla Moody
Mikayla Moody is a Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. candidate with interests in biomaterials, science policy, and science communication.
Tori Danis
Tori Danis, a Ph.D. candidate in Chemical Engineering, conducts research in the McCutcheon lab on 3D printed membranes.
Erik Ammermann
Erik Ammermann is a second-year Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Ph.D. candidate as well as president of the John Lof Leadership Academy.