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Start your engineering journey.
From day one as a VT engineer, you’ll belong to a community of passionate Hokies who work together to make the world better. Come see what makes Virginia Tech different.
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Degree ProgramsExplore 14 nationally recognized engineering degree programs and find the path that's right for you.
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AdmissionsUndergraduate programs in the College of Engineering emphasize immersive, experiential learning opportunities so you’ll be ready for your next step.
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Bridge ExperienceGain real-world experience and connect classroom learning to your future career.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) MinorThe AI minor is designed for any Virginia Tech undergraduate student, regardless of major, who wants to develop meaningful AI literacy alongside their primary field of study.
Explore Mitchell Hall
Take a virtual tour of Mitchell Hall, now under construction and coming in 2028.
Step inside what will become Virginia Tech’s largest academic building and explore the spaces that will bring learning, making, and research together under one roof. See the soaring central atrium, the new Frith Lab, advanced manufacturing spaces, a 200-person round classroom, and the Stability Wind Tunnel, one of the college’s signature research facilities. Made possible by a $35 million commitment from Norris and Wendy Mitchell, the building is designed for the students and faculty who will shape what comes next.
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Earn a master's or Ph.D. degree alongside trailblazing faculty who’ll help you deep-dive into your research passions and prepare to lead innovation in your field.
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Explore Our Grad ProgramsLearn more about Virginia Tech Engineering graduate degrees that help take your career to the next level.
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How to Get StartedLearn about the admissions process, application requirements, and resources to help you take the next step toward a Virginia Tech engineering graduate degree.
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Accelerated Graduate Program , homeEarn your graduate degree in less time by applying eligible coursework toward both your bachelor's and graduate programs.
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What Our Graduate Students Are Up ToMeet Virginia Tech College of Engineering graduate students advancing research, gaining industry experience, and making an impact across engineering and beyond.
Research that shapes what’s next.
Virginia Tech engineers work across disciplines to advance technology, strengthen communities, and address challenges that affect people around the world.See Virginia Tech research that matters
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Meet the new dean
“Virginia Tech has all the right ingredients to become one of the frontier universities in AI.”
With deep expertise in robotics, autonomous systems, and artificial intelligence, Dean Warren Dixon sees a remarkable opportunity ahead: pairing Virginia Tech’s hands-on engineering tradition with AI so students are prepared for an ever-changing workforce.
Learn more about Dean Warren DixonVirginia Tech Engineer
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Featured engineering news
See what Virginia Tech engineers are discovering next.
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Researchers part of inaugural Genesis Mission projects , articleMore than a dozen faculty members from across the university are working on three of the projects selected by the U.S. Department of Energy’s to leverage advance artificial intelligence and high-performance computing to accelerate scientific discovery.
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Human Powered Submarine team finishes second at international competition , articleAfter months of engineering improvements, fundraising, and preparation, the team of engineering students scored big during its inaugural appearance at the European International Submarine Races.
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Researchers develop self-cleaning sensor that could transform personalized medicine , articleThis biosensor could enable smart bandages to continuously monitor chronic wounds and infections by maintaining accurate molecular sensing over time.
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New kidney stone treatment powered by biomedical engineering research receives FDA approval , articleThe medical device developed by Adam Maxwell, research associate professor of biomedical engineering, uses sound waves to break up kidney stones more safely and effectively than traditional methods.