The U.A. Whitaker School of Engineering is located in Holmes Hall, a building that was specifically designed for student-centered teaching of engineering and computer science courses in an active and collaborative learning environment. The School was established in fall 2005, currently has 21 faculty and staff and over 500 students, and offers undergraduate degree programs in bioengineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, and computer science. 

The employment outlook for our degree programs is among the best with 37 percent growth in projected employment anticipated in computer science, 21 percent in bioengineering (also called biomedical engineering), 18 percent in civil engineering, and 25 percent in environmental engineering between 2006 and 2016. 

Come visit us in our administrative office, 208 Holmes Hall (HE)..

 

 

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