A central mission of the College of Engineering is to collaborate with industry partners through education, research and technology infusion, which contributes directly to economic development within the state and nation. Companies can engage with UConn Engineering in many ways. Our career fairs and recruiting events connect companies with our talented students. Capstone projects engage teams of senior engineering students to work on projects of industrial significance and offer an effective means both to access help on real-world engineering challenges but also to connect to potential employees. Research collaborations with our faculty allow companies to explore emerging technologies that are vitally important to global competitiveness in virtually every commercial sector and provide them access to our faculty’s expertise and UConn’s world-class facilities.
For more information on how your company can engage with the College of Engineering, please contact the Deanery.
Undergraduate Recruitment
As the largest engineering school in the state of Connecticut, our institution interfaces with many different engineering employers in the state and the region, and encourages employers to take part in different engagement opportunities, such as Senior Design, UConn’s Career Fairs, and events offered through UConn’s Center for Career Development.
For more information about opportunities for employers to engage with our students, please contact the Undergraduate Dean's Office.
Workforce Development
The Center for Advanced Engineering Education (CAEE) understands the challenges strategic leaders face in today’s evolving tech landscape. Staying ahead means constant upskilling and bridging knowledge gaps.
Partner with UConn’s top-tier faculty and the CAEE team to design and deliver impactful learning and development initiatives. In addition to our credit-based Master of Engineering and Advanced Graduate Certificates, we offer a wide range of customized non-credit programs tailored to your organization’s needs.
For more information about industry resources for working engineers, please contact CAEE Director Nora Sutton.