Thank you for visiting the University at Buffalo School of Engineering
and Applied Sciences.
We are proud of the continuing accomplishments of our students, faculty,
and alumni.
We invite prospective students to
learn more
about how you can benefit
from the wealth of offerings at our school.
UB Engineering students
enjoy a diverse, inclusive learning environment with state-of-the art
facilities and
award-winning faculty
recognized for their mentoring and
research,
extracurricular clubs
for every interest, and research
opportunities on-campus and off-, from internships to interdisciplinary
programs and study abroad.
We are excited that you are considering joining our school, which is
positioned at the top 15 percent of the nation's 350 engineering
schools, and measures among the nation’s
most affordable
of public
four-year schools.
A graduate of UB Engineering also joins our 25,000 alumni worldwide,
whose exceptional ranks include internationally renowned inventors and
scientists, including 2013 National Medal of Technology winner
Norman R. McCombs
(BS ME ’68), whose portable oxygen source inventions and
refinements have eased breathing for chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease sufferers;
Robin Yanhong Li
(MS CS ’94), founder of China’s largest search engine
– Baidu; and
Jeffrey Umland
(BS ’85 PhD ’91 ME), chief mechanical engineer for the
Curiosity Rover, NASA’s Mars Science laboratory project.
The
UB Engineering Alumni Association
enriches and strengthens the ties of our global alumni and student
community.
We always seek to develop new vital partnerships and to strengthen
existing ties.
With dedication to continuous improvement and innovation, and with
participation and support from our
benefactors,
our commitment to our
mission is fulfilled. —
Liesl Folks, Dean
Learn more:
•
Buffalo Engineer,
our magazine
•
Communications from the Dean
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CSE professor Aidong Zhang is developing intelligent content-analysis programs to automatically analyze images, replacing human coding of semantic content. |


Thank you for visiting the University at Buffalo School of Engineering
and Applied Sciences.
We are proud of the continuing accomplishments of our students, faculty,
and alumni.