UGA licenses technology to make fuel from forest and agricultural waste.

The 2009 Distinguished Lecture in Engineering, featuring James J. Dudersadt, Friday October 2, 2009 >more

UGA Engineering seminar series Innovations at the Interface continues on Thursday, September 24 with Dr. Ji Chen of the University of Houston. >more

A new dual workspace technology tool for UGA engineering students is our cover story in the Fall 2008 issue of the UGA Engineering Magazine.

"The University of Georgia has an opportunity to take a national leadership role in ways that are virtually impossible for other universities." - National Academy of Engineering Immediate Past president William Wulf >more

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INCORPORATING GLOBAL REALITIES INTO THE CURRICULUM

UGA Engineering professor William Kisaalita is helping students experience world issues firsthand and participate in finding solutions.



GRADUATE ENGINEERING SEMINAR (ENGR 8950)
Every Thursday during Fall semester from 12:20 pm - 1:20 pm in the Driftmier Engineering Center Auditorium.
Look for updates on seminars by visiting faculty and candidates.


ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: NEW DEGREE PROGRAMS FOCUS ON A GROWING NEED

Integrating the many systems that make up society with sustainable design, Environmental Engineering at UGA brings design into focus.


 

 


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 UGA has a social and charter responsibility as Georgia's flagship institution to provide innovative services for the economic development of the state. Engineering is a key linchpin in this effort.

- UGA President Michael Adams, April 18, 2002

 

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