Build What’s Next. Start Here.You’re the kind of person who asks why — and then figures out how. Whether you want to design spacecraft, develop life-saving medical devices, or write the code that powers tomorrow's world, the College of Engineering and Computer Science gives you the tools, mentors, and real-world experience to make it happen.
Master thermodynamics, aerodynamics and propulsion to design and develop aircraft and spacecraft.
Meet the growing demand for AI expertise with rigorous training in computing, machine learning, and large language models.
Learn to apply engineering techniques to human performance and medicine in preparation for a career in medical device development, pharmaceuticals or other fields tackling global health care issues.
Synthesize math, chemistry, physics and material properties to design processes that transform raw materials into safe and efficient products.
Learn how to plan, design, construct and maintain facilities for the public and private sectors such as buildings, bridges, tunnels, highways, transit and water systems.
Integrate software development with hardware architecture to design technology for modern applications.
Be on the cutting edge of the Information Age, learning to develop the technologies that will propel the global community into the future.
Apply the physics and mathematics of electricity to develop state-of-the-art technology and innovation for robotics, health care, power systems, wireless communication and transportation.
Integrate engineering with soil and water chemistry to develop solutions to critical environmental issues that impact human health and natural ecosystems.
Apply physics, mechanics and material properties to design systems that affect all aspects of daily life, including transportation, product design and power generation.
All undergraduate programs in the College of Engineering and Computer Science offer a combined degree pathway where students can pursue both a bachelor's and a master's degree. Undergraduates can also pair any ECS undergraduate program with an Engineering Management Master’s degree.
The engineering programs at Syracuse University are accredited by the Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the General Criteria and Engineering Program Criteria.
The Center for Fellowship and Scholarship Advising helps Syracuse University undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni apply for national scholarships and fellowships. These external awards provide funding and recognition across a range of disciplines and interests.
