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The University of Dayton, with over 50 graduate programs, is committed to providing a perfect fit for those looking to advance their careers.

Mechanical engineering major, Brad Hripko, combined two signature University of Dayton School of Engineering summer programs to further his undergraduate research: the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Program and the ETHOS International Immersion Program.

University of Dayton alumni Margie and Bill Klesse have donated $5 million to fund scholarships and research opportunities in science and engineering for high-achieving students with financial need.

In recognition of his contributions to optics in the field of holography, Partha Banerjee, professor and chair of electro-optics and photonics, was inducted into the International Order of Holoknights — an elite group of holographers from around the world.

Discover Cooperative Education at the University of Dayton School of Engineering where you’ll train in a chosen academic discipline, define career goals, acquire work experience, earn money for your education and ease transition from graduation to employment.

UD’s engineering school was one of just 28 nationwide and the only school in Ohio to achieve this award.

Rojas receives WEPAN's Advocates and Allies award for his leadership in implementing programs that advocate, mentor and support the success of women in engineering.

The Ford Foundation awarded electro-optics doctoral student Joshua Burrow a fellowship — the first in the University of Dayton’s history — to support the final year of his dissertation writing and defense.

This is an inspiring story and a real-life narrative about perseverance, hard work, ingenuity, honor, selflessness — and gratitude.

Bitcoin could be an important feature in an ever-growing digital world, or at least University of Dayton engineering student, Devon Florczak, thinks. Florczak and his company, Bitbox Solutions, which also includes UD engineering students Ivan Kalnoki-Kis and Abinesh Selvacanabady and UD engineering professor Dr. Kevin Hallinan in an advisory role, are looking to change the stigma around the peer-to-peer electronic cash system — from a potential energy “wasting” utility to a renewably sound utility.