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Contact. School of Engineering Dean's Office Science and Engineering Complex Anderson Hall, Room 105 / 200 College Avenue Medford, MA 02155 617-627-3237. Undergraduate Admissions 617-627-3170. Graduate Admissions 617-627-3395. Engineering Graduate Programs 617-627-1332
Contact. School of Engineering Dean's Office Science and Engineering Complex Anderson Hall, Room 105 / 200 College Avenue Medford, MA 02155 617-627-3237. Undergraduate Admissions 617-627-3170. Graduate Admissions 617-627-3395. Engineering Graduate Programs 617-627-1332
Contact. School of Engineering Dean's Office Science and Engineering Complex Anderson Hall, Room 105 / 200 College Avenue Medford, MA 02155 617-627-3237. Undergraduate Admissions 617-627-3170. Graduate Admissions 617-627-3395. Engineering Graduate Programs 617-627-1332
About. Contact Us. Get in Touch. Tufts University Telephone Directory. 617-627-5000. People at Tufts. Schools and Colleges. School of Arts and Sciences and School of Engineering. Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Bendetson Hall. Medford, MA 02155. Phone: 617-627-3170. undergraduate.admissions@tufts.edu. admissions.tufts.edu.
- Tufts Engineering Values
- Virtual Engineering Information Session
- Emai Lai: (Making) My Tufts Story
- Innovative Spaces
- Interviews with Engineers
A Project-Based and Collaborative Engineering Education
One of the hallmarks of Tufts Engineering is a project-based engineering education. As a first-year student, one of your first classes will be a hands-on, non-technical, project based engineering class designed to get you working in a team to begin learning the engineering design process. Some examples of these classes taught in the past include The Music & Art of Engineering, Simple Robotics, Climate Change Engineering, Engineering in Crises, and Biomechanics. You will end your Tufts enginee...
Socially Conscious Engineering
Tufts engineers don't simply ask if something can be created; they ask how and why. Deeply immersed in both engineering technical work and the liberal arts, Tufts engineers are nimble and adaptable in and outside of the classroom. Multidisciplinary learning is vital to understanding engineering issues in the context of the larger world. Tufts engineers connect ideas from various disciplines—philosophy to mechatronics—to become the engineers of the 21st century. Our flexible engineering progra...
Research in an Intimate Environment
Our School of Engineering blends resources of a top-tier research institution with the strengths of a small liberal arts college. With our emphasis on the undergraduate experience, Tufts offers students the opportunity to collaborate with faculty across all disciplines on their research projects. In fact, 60% of our undergraduates participate in research before graduation. From Professor Fiorenzo Omenetto’s work on chemically-sensing fabrics to Professor Eric Hines’ work in offshore wind ener...
You can register herefor a Virtual Engineering Information Session, where our Admissions team will give an overview of the program, answer your questions and provide more resources, and you can also watch a recorded session below:
My name is Emai Lai, and I’m a School of Engineering alumna who studied Human Factors Engineering and Film & Media Studies. While wrapping up my junior year, I made this video to highlight some of my favorite opportunities and experiences at Tufts. From designing websites to directing short films, I’ve loved collaborating on research and projects b...
Bray Laboratories, Halligan Hall, the Science and Technology Center, the Science and Engineering Complex, the Joyce Cummings Center, and the Collaborative Learning and Innovation Complex are among the many different spaces where our engineers immerse themselves in problem solving, tinkering, and inventing. These maker-spaces, facilities, and lab sp...
Some of our students took the time to sit down with Tufts engineers in 10 different majors to learn more about what it is they do—you can see what they had to say here. You can also discover the full list of sixteen majors offered through our School of Engineering here.
Coordinates: 42.406°N 71.117°W. Science and Engineering Complex - School of Engineering. Anderson Hall - Engineering Headquarters. Science and Technology Center on Colby St. The School of Engineering is one of the ten schools that comprise Tufts University.
You may reach them at gradadmissions@tufts.edu or 617-627-3395. School of Engineering Graduate Dean's Office For questions related to your studies in engineering, please contact the School of Engineering Graduate Dean's Office at enggradstudies@tufts.edu or 617-627-1332.
