A group of students working at a computer in an engineering lab. Some engineering students work on the frame of a vehicle in the machine lab. Two students work together on an experiment in a lab with some electrical equipment.
Some creatively designed creatures made from paper clips, wires, and other things. The rear entrance to the engineering building, the whole building features large glass windows to create a bright classroom experience. Some engineering students working with a Move Master EX tool.

Miami's Engineering Program is in theTop 30
in the nation.
(Among schools where Bachelor’s/Master’s
is the highest degree)
–U.S. News & World Report

Two students work on laptops for a project.
A femal student is using a tool that creates stamps. A professor demonstrates using some heavy machinery in the lab. The exterior of the front of the engineering building, red brick on a sunny day.

College of Engineering & Computing

A leader among leaders.

Where do good leaders come from?
At Miami, they don’t come from any one place.
We believe an exceptional leader can sometimes surprise you.

The College of Engineering
& Computing offers

10 majors &
13 minors

in many cutting-edge
areas of engineering.

College of Engineering & Computing Majors

  • Bioengineering
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Computer Engineering
  • Computer Science
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Engineering Management:
    • Electronics and Computing
    • Environmental Engineering
    • Manufacturing Engineering
    • Paper Science
  • Manufacturing Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Software Engineering

–As of Fall 2019

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A leaderamong leaders

Alhaji Bah ’14

Mechanical Engineering Major

Mechanical engineering major Alhaji Bah spent a lot of time on his studies. But certainly not all of it. He was an RA, he participated in the Lockheed Martin Leadership Institute, and he even brought a new student organization to Miami — the National Society of Black Engineers.

Alhaji wasn't afraid of hard work. Take, for example, his choice of favorite professor: without hesitation he attested that the professor he most appreciated was the one who challenged him the most. That commitment to hard work meant that even among leadership students in the Lockheed Martin Leadership Institute, Alhaji took the helm, coordinating a week-long National Engineering Week on campus.

At Miami, Alhaji learned to lead — even among a team of students dedicated to leadership. Because at Miami, he said, he gained book smarts and people smarts. He learned to solve problems and work as a team. And that is a combination for success.

Some engineering studnets working in a lab at a laptop. Alhaji Bah portrait Alhaji Bah and another student collaborate on a project while lounging in comfy chairs in the engineering lounge.