Engineering Department

Our Mechanical and Electrical Engineering programs have earned ABET accreditation—retroactive to 2022. With zero shortcomings and praise for our hands-on curriculum, this milestone unlocks new opportunities for our students and affirms our commitment to provide the premier undergraduate engineering education.

ABET Info

Our proposal to expand the Mechanical & Electrical Engineering programs was awarded funding through USHE’s Engineering Initiative—bringing $120K in equipment and ongoing funding for two new full-time faculty. As we grow, we remain committed to delivering hands-on experiences, expanded lab capabilities, and a small-town charm with a world-class education.

UT Mechatronics program secured a Talent Ready Connections grant of $111500 to build connections between industry and curriculum modules. The funds will provide enhanced training and networking opportunities for students along with a new Automation Certificate option.

Automation Certificate

Come interact with student design projects at our flagship event! Free and open to the public.

• Miniatronic Golf
• Carnival
• Turbo Regatta
• Capstone

D3 Website

Utah Tech Engineering Department is hosting the 62nd International Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation Symposium and 62nd Rocky Mountain Bioengineering Symposium in the SET building. Join us for the latest in biomedical and bioengineering research.

Symposium Webpage

Cutting Tool Engineering Magazine features Professor Andrew Schiller as he creates an innovative Modern Machining Tech Elective for Spring 2025.

CTE Magazine Article

Join us to learn from the experiences of wind-tunnel expert Carly Braker, President of Avialan Blue. She will present, “An Unexpected Journey of a Career Path.” Pizza will be provided.

Utah Tech Rocket Club is up to 30 members and has ambitious plans for testing rocket fuel.

St. George News Article

Funded by a NASA grant and mentored by veteran aerospace faculty members, Utah Tech engineering students plan on designing, prototyping, and launching a CubeSat (a cube-shaped satellite) into space to gather water data for Utah.

St. George News Article

Onshape is coming to Utah Tech. Learn about the power of cloud-native CAD and network with Onshape experts, engineering faculty, students, and local industry professionals. Presenters include Onshape’s John McEleney and Kevin Cowles, and Utah Tech faculty.

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