College of Engineering & Mines

In this video, UND chemical engineering student Madeline Vettel walks through her team’s senior design project, where she and other UND students turned used cooking oil into a natural liquid soap.

North Dakota has vast reserves of elements critical to electronics, defense and national security, say Washington leaders in campus visit.

The School of Graduate Studies is extending its call for applications for the Graduate Student Advisory Council (GSAC) to fill one remaining College of Engineering & Mines graduate student seat for the 2026–2027 academic year.

In this video, meet OSQR (pronounced “Oscar”) — the open-source quadruped robot designed and built by UND students.

After finishing the radar lab in its national security corridor, the University of North Dakota College of Engineering and Mines is preparing to add two more labs in the summer or fall. One of the labs involves cybersecurity, a subject Dean Ryan Adams said has been growing alongside artificial intelligence.

Getting North Dakota students acquainted with energy careers can power state’s workforce, project’s leaders say.

University presence at annual international conference highlights research, partnerships and ‘pioneering spirit’ driving statewide innovations.

Graduating College of Engineering & Mines students mark their next step as engineers and scientists while honoring 50 years of the Order of the Engineer at UND.

Representing UND on the world stage, Chinaecherem Okwuonu takes the global title in the AspenTech Innovators Challenge after first being named the North American winner.

Facility will provide UND students with employment, experiential learning opportunities.