P.C. Rossin College of
Engineering and Applied Science
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IT'S ALL ABOUT EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

At Lehigh, learning extends beyond the classrooms and labs into programs that enable students to find meaning and pursue their passion by engaging in real-world, hands-on projects and opportunities that span engineering's disciplines—and the globe. In doing so, they connect their training in the field of engineering with associated pursuits in areas such as business, technical and social entrepreneurship, design arts and the humanities, and more. READ MORE >>




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Engineering Student Profiles

Mickias Bekele

A stint as a software development intern exposed Bekele to the pace and demands he'll encounter on the job.

Belle Sullivan

Participating in the Global Social Impact Fellowship taught Sullivan how to grow mushrooms and what it takes to turn that production into a business.

Yanqi Liu

Liu was on a multidisciplinary team of students developing an app that will simulate how kids with cochlear implants hear.

Caleb Leaser

Over two semesters, Leaser worked at Crayola as part of the co-op program. He contributed to various projects and departments across the company and, ultimately, found his passion in design engineering.

Ashleigh Crawford

Along with research into diagnosing sickle cell anemia, Crawford ran cross-country and competed in the steeplechase for Lehigh University's Women's Track and Field team.

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WHAT TO EXPECT YOUR FIRST YEAR

Students begin their first year in the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science without formally declaring a major. While some schools require an upfront selection, we give you the time and exposure to make an informed and fulfilling choice. By the end of your first year, you’ll have an academic plan in place and clear direction toward a meaningful experiential learning portfolio. READ MORE >>