Learn to Lead


 Engineering and technology in the 21st century requires leadership skills now more than ever. As a student in the Ira A. Fulton College you will have the opportunity to develop those skills as you work in teams, lead organizations and gain global and cultural understanding.  

Top Priority


At BYU, emphasis is placed on giving undergraduates mentored research opportunities. Get the most out of the next four years by working side-by-side with world-class professors and get a significant advantage after graduation.

A Good Investment


BYU is ranked 12th in the nation for the number of students who go on to earn a PhD in an engineering field. Ira A. Fulton College graduates have earned prestigious fellowships to institutions like MIT and Columbia and are recruited by top companies.

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BYU formula hybrid racecar takes first at international competition

The formula hybrid racecar designed and built by engineering students under the direction of Dr. Robert Todd took 1st place at the 2012 SAE Formula Hybrid competition, an international...

Batman-like device created by Capstone students

BYU engineers have created an anchoring device that shoots from a firearm and pulls a person vertically in the air.  It will be presented to the Air Force Research Lab in a...

ChE Cosmonaut car places second

Four students from BYU’s chemical engineering department designed a car powered by a chemical reaction and placed second at the AIChE Student Conference.

ChE students with poster and car at AIChE Student Conference
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