The School of Engineering and Applied Science at Washington University is defined by its eagerness to cross boundaries in research and education. As part of a great life science research university, many of the School’s areas of intellectual focus exist between and among the fields of engineering, medicine, and biology. The School also has a truly unique opportunity to collaborate with the George Warren Brown School of Social Work to develop technology for international social and economic development.
In addition, the School has exceptional opportunities for international collaborations, made possible by the McDonnell International Scholars Academy, with partner universities around the world. Unique collaborative research, faculty and student exchanges, and study abroad programs are developing as a result of the McDonnell Academy.
Biomedical Engineering (Imaging)
Computer Science & Engineering
Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering
Mechanical, Aerospace & Structural Engineering (Materials)