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Engineering Education

Educating the Engineers of the Future

Preparing the problem solvers of today and tomorrow for the needs of an advancing society.

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Virtual Graduate Program Open House

Wednesday, October 7th from 12:00-1:00p EST

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Virtual Graduate Program Open House

Tuesday, November 3rd from 6:00-7:00p EST

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Who we are

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About NCSU EED

This newly developed collaboration stands apart from others across the country. Explore what makes us unique.

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Why EED?

The role of technology in engineering fields is driving rapid change in the profession. How can we equip educators for these challenges?

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Faculty and Staff

Scholars from education and engineering bring collaboration to the forefront of our programming. Learn more about us and the work that we do.

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Bottomley Research Lab for Engineering Education

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Meeting the Grand Challenges of the 21st Century

With more than 12,000 students and 300 tenure/tenure-track faculty, the NCSU College of Engineering is the largest engineering school in the state and the 9th largest in the nation. The college has developed an international reputation as a research powerhouse, with two $40 million National Science Foundation Engineering Research Centers and $189 million in 2023-2024 research expenditures.

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Preparing Extraordinary Educators

The NCSU College of Education is the number one producer of STEM educators, community college leaders, and education doctorates in North Carolina. With 210 active research projects in the fall of 2024, the college prioritizes innovative, interdisciplinary research to address the most pressing challenges in education.

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