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Rising in the Rankings

The Volgenau School of Engineering achieved its highest ranking ever in the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) HERD survey for 2019. Volgenau is also ranked in the top 100 for graduate programs in the new U.S. News & World Report rankings.

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Hands-on learning at new heights

Students studying aeronautics in the Department of Mechanical Engineering got an up-close look at the mechanics of a helicopter when the Fairfax Police landed one on campus.

Access to opportunities

The Department of Mechanical Engineering requires a year-long intensive senior design capstone class where students get the opportunity to work with researchers, industry partners, and non-profits to solve real-world engineering problems.

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Fighting the spread

Associate professor Leigh McCue designed an online tool to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19 among farm workers.

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Returning Safely to Campus

See guidelines for fall 2020.

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First Mason student wins prestigious fellowship
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Artificial micro-swimmers a possible solution for delivering targeted cancer treatments
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Faculty redesign lab courses to provide safe instruction
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Entrepreneurial engineering student forges his own path
Entrepreneurial engineering student forges his own path
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