BYU has been recognized as one of the nation’s premier academic institutions in the area of cybersecurity education.

A team of BYU mechanical engineering students placed second and brought home the Newcomer of the Year title at their first ever SAE Supermileage Vehicle competition. Their vehicle reached 1,135 miles per gallon.

By building a spinning apparatus and using billiard balls and video cameras, ME professors and a graduate student investigated why a hard boiled egg spun in milk causes the milk to rise up the sides and spray at the egg's center.

The Ira A. Fulton College has announced two new department chairs and a director of the School of Technology.

Civil engineering professor, Kyle Rollins, was awarded UDOT's Trail Blazer Award.

BYU’s civil engineering students beat out 11 competitors for the first place regional title in the steel bridge competition.

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

A team of electrical engineering students and faculty have created fully-functioning, eye-catching light suits that flash to music.  Watch video. 

Get a closer look at a rewarding and in-demand field April 11, 1-3 p.m., WSC Garden Court.  Come check out electric light suits, lasers and robotic trucks!  

More than 500 local middle and high school students attended BYU’s engineering and technology week hosted by the Ira A. Fulton College.