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Rethink Smart.
It’s more than book smarts. More important than IQ. It’s the pursuit of purpose, daring to think differently, and not being afraid to question answers. We call it Rethink Smart. Are you ready? At the the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, we are committed to helping you achieve your vision for the future. We offer experience-based learning that will prepare you for a successful, meaningful career.
Engineering change, invoking passion, finding purpose
WMU’s College of Engineering and Applied Sciences offers a nurturing environment that allows you to achieve and grow. We provide exceptional hands-on experiences alongside our highly accomplished faculty in an incredible facility. The $100 million Floyd Hall on WMU’s Parkview Campus has 323,000 square feet of teaching and research space with 75 labs. We share the Business Technology and Research Park with over 40 high-tech companies.
At WMU, you will have access to passionate experts who want to assist you in blazing your path. The world is evolving and the need for critical thinkers, doers, and creators is greater than ever. Are you ready to start a challenging journey? If so, come join WMU’s College of Engineering and Applied Sciences family.
Begin by meeting with a CEAS representative. Campus tours and in-person events will become available as we overcome the current pandemic.
Our departments
- Chemical and Paper Engineering
- Civil and Construction Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Engineering Design, Manufacturing and Management Systems
- Industrial and Entrepreneurial Engineering and Engineering Management
- Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
All programs are accredited.
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Introducing YOU at Western
YOU at Western is a personalized wellness tool connecting students to online and campus resources.
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Career path leads to magical internship
Morgan Kronner has bolstered her education in Industrial Engineering with diverse internships in multiple industries.
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Undergraduate Research Leads to Great Opportunities
Caleb Gurd got involved with research as an undergraduate, setting the stage for his career.
