College of Engineering & Architecture

Experience Enhanced Education

Seeking to better understand global change

At Washington State University, students are offered opportunities both in and out of the classroom.  On WSU's residential campus, students are never more than a few minutes away from an opportunity to participate. We are proud to give our students an experience-enhanced education that will prepare them to graduate work-ready from day one.

Learn more from WSU students what it is like to be a Coug!
  • Join one of the 20-plus student clubs that organize a variety of activities, including guest speakers, field trips, and social events.
  • Get real-world experience in engineering or architecture while leading a team regionally and nationally to robotics, concrete canoe, bridge-building, chemically-powered car, or environmental design competitions.  Student groups have also build a solar-powered boat and a model airplane.
  • Work with faculty and graduate students on research projects. Several undergraduates have even published their work in scientific journals.
  • Interested in Honors College?
  • Develop a real product for the marketplace: Check out Terraware on www.youtube.com.

 

Meet our Students

Student clubs, research, entrepreneurship, and global opportunities.... What is it like to study engineering and architecture at WSU? Will I be able to do research as an undergraduate? Will I have time for anything other than engineering? Click here to meet some of our studens.

Undergraduate Research Poster Competition, set for March 29, 2010

Imagine Tomorrow!

How would you power your future? Watch this video about the Imagine Tomorrow competition. May 21-23, 2010. For more information, www.imagine.wsu.edu

In the News

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WSU Computer Science students sponsor nerd auction. View video

CEA entrepreneurship students develop real products for the marketplace. View video.

ASCE's "Wheatland Express" Competes in National Concrete Canoe Race

WSU Material Advantage chapter hosts ASM International Vice President

WSU Students Earn Top-Four Honors in National Business Plan Competition

Students to Eat, Drink, and Sleep Their Research. Apply to REU now!

AIAA: 6th place in 2006 national competition

Society for Women Engineers meets Astronaut Bonnie Dunbar. More about SWE.

ASCE: Received a Letter of Honorable Mention for outstanding work in 2005. Took 2nd place in the first-ever GeoChallenge in Austin, Texas.

Engineers Without Borders: Students Help with Tsunami Relief

Material Advantage: Building the "Breakinator'' for Palouse Science Center. Named a "Chapter of Excellence'' four of the past five years by ASM/TMS.

Solar Decathlon: Heads to Washington, DC. See story in Washington State Magazine.

Solar Splash: Making Waves, Readies for Competition

WSU Robotics: 1st place in Robothon Competition

Find out more about College of Engineering and Architecture student clubs and professional societies.

 
College of Engineering & Architecture, P.O. Box 642714, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, 99164-2714, 509-335-6613, Contact Us