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Designed for working professionals, the new program's online classes start in August 2020

Many young girls love math and excel at it, but stereotypes and cultural norms can dampen girls’ interest in math and other STEM subjects.

We proudly recognize more than 800 undergraduate and graduate engineering students who were awarded academic degrees from Duke this month.

The primary goal of the group is to facilitate association and communication between students and faculty members working in materials science

Recognizing excellence in research and undergraduate teaching

From measuring tiny forces in cells to analyzing satellite data, 2020 Pratt Research Fellows have pursued in-depth engineering research as undergraduates

Neal Simmons’ mechanical engineering senior design students encountered unexpected terrain to complete projects for Garmin smartwatches this semester.

Having dinner delivered is one thing these days; home delivery of electron microscope images is quite another.

Through strong networks connecting students, faculty and staff across Duke, a team has mobilized to engineer solutions to problems created by the pandemic

Just because a hands-on undergraduate engineering class suddenly must go online, does not mean it must go hands-free.

First term saw a reimagining of the undergraduate experience and record growth in faculty, students, research expenditures, philanthropy and rankings

Each of the winners reminds us, especially now, that Duke Engineering remains deeply committed to education, research and service.