You don't have to be a student to learn from the School of Engineering at the University of Dayton. We offer resources and opportunities for business, industry and government.

Learn about us by checking our department and faculty profiles. See who's teaching tomorrow's engineers, and what these students are learning. Chances are one of our faculty members is already doing current research in your area of interest.
 
Interested in recruitment? We invite you to interview UD engineering students on campus from October through March. You'll find that UD engineers are ready to work, equipped with a solid technical education and professional skills in critical thinking, communication, leadership, teamwork and service.

Learn from us through continuing education opportunities in lean manufacturing, reliability and other areas through the Center for Competitive Change and the Advanced Integrated Manufacturing (AIM) Center

Have a back-burner project? Give an engineering problem to a student team in UD's Design and Manufacturing Clinic, which has completed more than 100 projects for 40 companies since 1996.

Learn with us through partnerships (grants and contracts) with faculty researchers in the School of Engineering, or with professional researchers at the University of Dayton Research Institute. UD has conducted basic and applied research for government and industry since 1950.