Science and Engineering Quad Construction

If you have visited the north side of campus lately, you are sure to notice the many building changes. The Science and Engineering Complex Phase IV is scheduled to open summer 2013. The demolition of the back wings of H.M. Comer Hall has begun as part of site preparation for SEC Phase IV. Learn More

Capstone Engineer Magazine – Spring 2012

Peek inside the research labs of the South Engineering Research Center, the College of Engineering's newest building. Read More

About the College Watch the video

VIDEO: About the College

As the demand for engineers and computer scientists continues to grow, UA's College of Engineering is focused on preparing our students for the infinite number of opportunities available. Watch the video.

Big Event at UA to Study the Very Small

Drs. Mark Weaver and Greg Thompson of metallurgical and materials engineering helped organize a week-long conference that will bring more than 180 scientists from 12 countries who research materials at the atomic scale to the UA College of Engineering. Read More

Engineering student named a 2012 Truman Scholar

Ryan Flamerich, a junior, is a 2012 Truman Scholar, the first student from the UA College of Engineering selected for the prestigious scholarship. Read More

From the Dean

Dean Charles Karr

The College of Engineering recently launched a new program for current and prospective students incorporating the many available activities they can pursue while at the Capstone. The Engineering + Program specifically is designed so our students can meet their personal education goals while also allowing them to experience life fully at a major liberal arts and research university.

As the demand for engineers and computer scientists continues to grow, UA's College of Engineering is focused on preparing our students for the infinite number of opportunities available. Our impressive numbers would not be possible without the support of our alumni and friends who have given scholarships that enable the College to provide our students superior educational experiences. Read more...

Did You Know?

H.M. Comer Hall, or the Mineral Industries Building, was completed in 1962 and named after Hugh Moss Comer, a Birmingham industrialist who led the Greater University Development Campaign that raised money for construction.

Getting Started

Are you thinking about coming to UA? We'd love to have you! Perhaps you should Plan A Visit or check out E-Day. Want to expand your education opportunities? Check out the Engineering + Program or the Freshman Engineering Program.

Thinking about becoming a graduate student? Be sure to check out our Graduate Degrees and Funding Opportunities.

Are you a current student? Engineering Student Services are here to help. Need help choosing classes? Learn more about Advising.

Are you an alumnus returning to the Capstone? Stay up-to-date with other Alumni & Friends with the Capstone Engineering Society. You can also join us on Facebook or LinkedIn.