Engineer Solutions for Developing Communities
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Become a globally responsible engineer and explore critical issues in the developing world related to sustainability, renewable energy, public health, and social entrepreneurship through one of these programs:
Engineers Without Borders - The CU chapter of EWB runs active outreach programs to implement engineering solutions in partnership with local organizations in Nepal, Peru, and Rwanda.
Mortenson Center in Engineering for Developing Communities - MCEDC combines classroom work, research and development, and real-world, on-the-ground experience to train engineers to work in partnership with organizations in developing communitites worldwide.
ATLAS Institute - ATLAS ofers an MS degree in Information and Communication Technology for Development.
Important Announcements
Summer Session
Planning for Summer 2013? Check out the engineering course offerings posted on our website.
Show your CU Engineering Pride!
Wear your status as a CU Engineer wherever you go (or give a gift to a graduating student) with merchandise from the CU Book Store.
CUEngineering magazine
Keep up with the latest news about the college by reading the 2013 issue of CUEngineering magazine online.