How to prepare for an engineering degree in high school
Learn how to prepare for an engineering degree while in high school with smart engineering degree prep, including courses, hands-on learning, and career exploration.
Learn how to prepare for an engineering degree while in high school with smart engineering degree prep, including courses, hands-on learning, and career exploration.
Wondering which engineering major fits the semiconductor industry best? Explore the most relevant degrees and career paths that will help power the future of the semiconductor industry, learn about the industries growth opportunities and greatest needs, discover roles that fit each engineering discipline, and find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about engineering within the semiconductor industry.
Here’s three reasons why we think a Master of Engineering Degree (MEng) is worth it. We’ll talk through who the MEng degree is built for, and why it may be the quickest way to upskill in your career and open new possibilities for those who are industry-focused, and who aspire to future roles in leadership.
Learn what the difference is between an MEng (Master of Engineering) degree and a M.S. degree, and which one might be the better fit for you. Explore the key differences and similarities, as well as the degree requirements, career trajectories, costs, and more.
Researchers at Oregon State University have developed a quick-setting, environmentally friendly alternative to concrete they hope can one day be used to rapidly 3-D print homes and infrastructure.
Oregon State University Professor Scott A. Ashford has been elected President-Elect of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Board of Directors. Ashford will begin his service in early 2026, succeeding current board president Ellen Rathje.
Many high school students dream about the luxury car they’d get when they become a success. But Jason Bernal Azamar looks at things differently.
“My friends talked about cars, but more than anything, I wanted to design and build my own house. That was my dream,” said the first-generation college student from Salem, Oregon.