Explore Engineering at K-State
This is where future engineers launch. Explore cutting-edge programs at a campus home to one of the nation’s few university-based TRIGA Mark II nuclear reactors. From energy to cybersecurity, K-State is setting the standard across engineering industries, and you can be part of it.
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Explore bold programs built for what’s next. With 15 undergraduate engineering options at K-State, you have plenty of directions to choose from. Start by exploring programs like:
Lead the future of clean energy, safety and advanced systems.
Apply engineering principles to design challenges faced by the medical and life science communities.
Protect systems and information in a world that depends on secure technology.
Build the skills to plan, manage and deliver complex projects.
Learn to design systems that improve the well-being of people and the planet.
Design buildings where structure, systems and performance come together.
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Find Your Engineering ProgramHands-On Learning
You don’t have to wait until graduation day to become an engineer. At K-State, hands-on learning and research are part of the experience across the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering:
- Work alongside world-class faculty and graduate students in top-notch labs, contribute to cutting-edge projects, and solve real engineering challenges.
- From your first semester, you’ll have opportunities to build, test, design and compete through labs, projects, team experiences and faculty-mentored research.
- With 100+ research and computing labs, 50+ student organizations and teams, and internship opportunities, you’ll graduate with experience and a portfolio employers recognize.
Student Success at the Forefront
You don’t have to figure it out alone. At K-State, student success is built in, with the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering focused on helping you stay on track to graduation through support, guidance and the resources you need along the way.
Whether you’re choosing a major, mapping your plan, looking for advising or building stronger study habits, you’ll find support designed to keep you moving forward.
And you’ll do it in a college that emphasizes community and connection so you can find your people and thrive while you earn your degree.