EGR Office

This office is the first stop for high school students and parents interested in knowing more about UW-Madison's engineering program. It is also the advising home for all first-year engineering students. The office administers outreach programs including SOAR (Student Orientation, Advising and Registration) and ESTEAM (Engineering Saturdays for Tomorrow's Engineers at Madison).

Transfer Student Services

The admissions coordinator can assist with questions by on-campus transfer students, off-campus transfer students (foreign and domestic), re-entry students, second-degree candidates, and engineering special students. The coordinator is particularly helpful at clarifying general admissions information for transfer and re-entry students.

Diversity Affairs Office (DAO)

Diversity staff manage a wide range of programs for students who are traditionally underrepresented in engineering.

Counseling Service

The counseling service is available at no cost to engineering students because it is easier to concentrate on studies if you can deal effectively with personal, academic, and career concerns. Talking with someone who is objective and empathic can help you sort through your concerns.

Graduate Engineering Research Scholars (GERS)

The Graduate Engineering Research Scholars (GERS) Program is managed by a committee of faculty from the College of Engineering and is a unique fellowship program for graduate students traditionally underrepresented in engineering.

International Engineering Studies and Programs

This office administers the college's international study and work programs in countries around the world, including Japan, Germany, France, Norway, England, Finland, Sweden, Spain, Chile, Mexico, Israel and Australia. It also serves as a central point of contact and coordination for the college's various international activities.

Engineering Career Services (ECS)

This office annually arranges 12,000+ interviews between prospective employers and graduating engineering students at all degree levels. While most interviewing occurs from late September through November, and again from early February through April, Engineering Career Services is pleased to provide recruiting and candidate availability information to employers year-round.

Co-op Education & Internship Program

Co-ops and internships are coordinated efforts between the College of Engineering and industrial, governmental and consulting employers. These programs provide opportunities for full-time, supervised, paid engineering experience. Co-op work terms are interspersed with full-time undergraduate engineering study. Internships for undergraduate and graduate students occur during the summer.

Kurt F. Wendt Library (KFW)

Wendt Library serves all engineering departments, as well as the Departments of Statistics, Computer Sciences, and Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. It has an extensive collection of journals, books, government documents, websites, specifications and standards, technical reports and patents. The library can also borrow or acquire materials requested by students and faculty from international and national sources. It enables remote electronic access to indexes of journal literature and to many full-text electronic journals. It provides consultation, instruction, electronic document delivery and updates on the current engineering and science literature.

Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE)

CAE provides students with access to a broad range of computing systems, software applications and consulting services. UNIX and Windows NT systems are available through the CAE instructional network. Document scanning and laser and color printing are also available. CAE installs and services the networking systems used by college faculty, researchers and administration.