College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

The college fosters partnerships with the larger community through student organizations and service-learning projects, support for early-phase and start-up business development, and applied faculty research.
PROGRAM INNOVATION

Experiential learning and a strong interdisciplinary focus distinguish the college's educational philosophy and prepare graduates to contribute to real-world challenges. Program innovation funds allow UNH to develop new areas of study and their required capital investments.
STUDENT SUCCESS

UNH offers the state's only public, college-level engineering and physical sciences education--a critical advantage in the state's workforce development. Scholarships provide tuition assistance allowing the college to provide access to all deserving students.
FACULTY EXCELLENCE

UNH engineers and scientists number some of the world's most creative and enterprising problem solvers. They are the backbone of our reputation for excellence in teaching, research, and engagement. The college is committed to keeping this invaluable resource vital and in New Hampshire.
GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP

Fellowships for graduate students enable the college to bring programs of national and international distinction at the masters and doctoral levels, supporting our academic mission while raising our competitive edge.

Programs of Study

Engineering

Computer, Mathematical, & Physical Sciences

News

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05.16.2013

From Manchester to the Moon
05.16.2013

Engineering and Ballet Equal Balance for UNH Senior
05.16.2013

UNH Professor Receives $750,000 in Prestigious Dept. of Energy Award
05.15.2013

First proof that infinitely many prime numbers come in pairs
05.14.2013

UNH Showcases Technologies for Innovators and Investors at Tech Summit
05.13.2013

Love That Dirty Water
05.09.2013

Graduate Students Win Prestigious Fellowships
05.09.2013

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Student Outreach

The UNH chapter of the Society of Women Engineers runs an outreach program for middle school girls to get them interested in STEM. The program features hands-on activities, which promote the problem-solving skills associated with engineering and place different engineering disclipines in context.