Are you interested in learning more about Biological Engineering? Please visit  BAE Undergraduate Programs and be sure to watch this video “What is Biological Engineering?”  about our degree programs. If you have questions or would like to set up a personalized visit to the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering to meet with our Student Ambassadors, please email  [email protected]. Virtual meetings can also be arranged. 

Are you interested in learning more about the Lampe Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering? We invite you to visit our Undergraduate Program Overview website where you will find information about the department. For questions about the program please email [email protected]. You may also complete the BME Campus Visitor form if you will be on campus and would like to learn more in-person.

Are you interested in learning more about the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering? Find information especially for prospective students and their families at the Undergraduate Program Overview website, including a link to arrange a visit. Also feel free to email Prof. Matthew Cooper, the Director of Undergraduate Programs at [email protected] with specific questions!

Are you interested in learning more about the Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering? We invite you to look over our Undergraduate Programs page where you will find information about all three of our degree programs. Interested in an in-person tour? Join us for a twice monthly in person tour of Fitts-Woolard Hall led by one of our CCEE student ambassadors! Tours will begin at 4:00 PM. Please register here. If you have specific questions about civil, construction, or environmental engineering or our department, please email the Coordinator of Advising, Dr. Meredith Martinez, at [email protected].

We appreciate your interest in Computer Science at NC State! Please visit our Future Students website where you will find a wealth of information about the department, including an opportunity to Ask an Ambassador (https://csc.ncsu.edu/future-students/csambassadors/). 

If you have academic questions, please use our Undergraduate Advising Questions form (https://forms.gle/aaZwjCBLQ12Eg3s3A), and Ms. ToniAnn Marini, our Coordinator of Undergraduate Advising, will respond as soon as possible. 

Interested in an ‘in-person’ tour of Computer Science? CS Student Ambassadors will be available to conduct ‘in person’ tours for prospective students and their parents/guardians on Fridays during the academic year, immediately prior to the College of Engineering’s Info Sessions on Centennial Campus. These tours will begin at 12:00PM, starting in the CS atrium of Engineering Building 2 (EB2). If you plan to attend, please let Mrs. Tammy Coates know via email ([email protected]).

Are you interested in learning more about Electrical and/or Computer Engineering at NC State? ECE welcomes you to explore its facilities through our 3D tours, immersive videos and engaging content! Learn more at ece.ncsu.edu/tour.

Interested in a trip to Centennial Campus at NC State? Sign up for an in-person tour where you’ll have the opportunity to walk around Engineering Building II with one of our awesome student ambassadors. Learn more a ece.ncsu.edu/visit.

Are you interested in learning more about the Edward P. Fitts Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering? ISE advisors welcome your questions!  Just email [email protected].

Want to check out Fitts-Woolard Hall? Then check out our virtual tour!

Are you interested in learning more about the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering?  MAE welcomes your questions!  Just email [email protected] or sign up for an in-person tour here: www.mae.ncsu.edu/department-tours/.

Interested in learning more about Materials Science and Engineering at NC State? Visit our Future Students page to to discover what our department has to offer. For questions about the program, please complete our Undergraduate Advising Questions Form. If you’ll be on campus and would like to learn more in person, submit the MSE Tour Request Form to schedule a personalized tour led by an MSE Ambassador.

Are you interested in learning more about the Department of Nuclear Engineering? See opportunities for prospective students and connect with Prof. L. Marshall, Director of Outreach, Retention & Engagement.

Paper manufacturing is essential infrastructure and a major contributor to the U.S. economy. It protects food and medicine, supports hygiene and disease prevention, enables commerce and transportation, provides building and housing materials, and supplies thousands of products Americans depend on every day.

With only about 7% of plastic waste recycled, Paper Science and Engineering students are helping develop recyclable, compostable, and renewable alternatives to single-use plastics. The industry is rapidly expanding beyond traditional paper into sustainable packaging, nanocellulose, biofuels, advanced filtration, renewable chemicals, and other high-performance biomaterials.

Students gain unparalleled hands-on experience designing, building, operating, and controlling industrial processes. This highly versatile degree opens doors to careers in manufacturing, engineering, process control, information technology, pharmaceuticals, energy, chemicals, consumer products, biotechnology, and sustainability. Corporate partners consistently recognize NC State PSE graduates as highly sought-after engineers who are prepared to contribute from their first day on the job.

Students also benefit from internships and co-ops beginning as early as their first year, generous scholarships, competitive salaries, excellent career outcomes, and the option to add a Chemical Engineering degree with just one additional semester.

Learn more: NC State Paper Science and Engineering
Pre-recruitment assistance: [email protected]
Attend a virtual information session: Virtual Information Sessions Schedule and Registration

Textile Engineering is an interdisciplinary field of engineering that helps make the world a better place through the use of fibers and fabrics. The field encompasses any area where those materials come in to play, including some of the most technical materials in the world such as: biomedical and health products, advanced fiber reinforced composites, sustainability solutions, filtration, smart and electronic garments, personal protection for the world’s most dangerous threats to human health and safety, next generation high performance athletic apparel and much more. You can learn more about what the Wilson College of Textiles has to offer by joining us for a tour, here.

The Joint NCSU/UNCA Engineering Programs are entirely located at UNC Asheville. All our tours on conducted on UNC Asheville’s campus. The BS in E – Mechatronics Concentration is a full NCSU engineering degree. Our tours are at UNC Asheville on Mondays and Fridays at 1pm. Prospective students can sign up here.

Are you interested in learning more about the NC State Havelock Engineering program located on the campus of Craven Community College? The Havelock Engineering faculty and staff would like to hear from you! For questions or to schedule and on-site visit, email [email protected].