Engineering for Society, Innovation for a Better World
Students at New York Institute of Technology have the opportunity to work on 21st-century technological challenges that affect the world in which they live. New York Tech’s College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is known as the place where innovators, engineering firms, public utilities, and federal and state agencies seek talented faculty and students to advance their projects, inventions, and technologies in the classroom, the lab, or the field.
New York Tech and its College of Engineering and Computing Sciences have a great culture for new initiatives. The College, specifically, has a unique approach: Faculty and staff suggestions are taken seriously, there is impetus for growth and change, and it has a wonderfully talented group of faculty.
Our engineering faculty have an excellent spirit of collaboration, across disciplines and across its New York campuses in New York City and on Long Island. Examples include collaboration on multiple awarded National Science Foundation research grants, curriculum development, course delivery, undergraduate research programs and work within its Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center (ETIC), which has locations on both New York campuses. New York Tech also has a campus in Vancouver, British Columbia, which offers graduate programs only.
Why We're In KEEN
Teaching students about entrepreneurial mindset aligns with our goal of making students career- and profession-ready. Given the creativity, open-mindedness, and determination of its faculty, New York Tech is eager to contribute to the network.
Mission
The College of Engineering and Computing Sciences’ high-quality undergraduate and graduate programs prepare students for advanced studies and challenging positions in business, government, and industry. We are guided in this mission by the three tenets embraced by New York Institute of Technology:
By the Numbers
With an enrollment of approximately 2,200 students, the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is the largest of New York Tech’s six schools and colleges, comprising eight undergraduate and nine graduate programs, including two Ph.D. programs added in the past three years. It is among the top 50 undergraduate engineering degree programs nationally, according to the 2022-2023 U.S. News and World Report rankings. It has received more than $2.6 million in research award funding since 2021.
Students at New York Institute of Technology have the opportunity to work on 21st-century technological challenges that affect the world in which they live. New York Tech’s College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is known as the place where innovators, engineering firms, public utilities, and federal and state agencies seek talented faculty and students to advance their projects, inventions, and technologies in the classroom, the lab, or the field.
New York Tech and its College of Engineering and Computing Sciences have a great culture for new initiatives. The College, specifically, has a unique approach: Faculty and staff suggestions are taken seriously, there is impetus for growth and change, and it has a wonderfully talented group of faculty.
Our engineering faculty have an excellent spirit of collaboration, across disciplines and across its New York campuses in New York City and on Long Island. Examples include collaboration on multiple awarded National Science Foundation research grants, curriculum development, course delivery, undergraduate research programs and work within its Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center (ETIC), which has locations on both New York campuses. New York Tech also has a campus in Vancouver, British Columbia, which offers graduate programs only.
Why We're In KEEN
Teaching students about entrepreneurial mindset aligns with our goal of making students career- and profession-ready. Given the creativity, open-mindedness, and determination of its faculty, New York Tech is eager to contribute to the network.
Mission
The College of Engineering and Computing Sciences’ high-quality undergraduate and graduate programs prepare students for advanced studies and challenging positions in business, government, and industry. We are guided in this mission by the three tenets embraced by New York Institute of Technology:
- Professional preparation of students
- Applications-oriented research
- Access to opportunity for all qualified students
By the Numbers
With an enrollment of approximately 2,200 students, the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences is the largest of New York Tech’s six schools and colleges, comprising eight undergraduate and nine graduate programs, including two Ph.D. programs added in the past three years. It is among the top 50 undergraduate engineering degree programs nationally, according to the 2022-2023 U.S. News and World Report rankings. It has received more than $2.6 million in research award funding since 2021.
As a college that prides itself in educating students to look at the world with an inquisitive and creative mind, developing an entrepreneurial mindset is in line with our mission of delivering to the workplace new generations of doers, makers, inventors, and innovators. We believe we can contribute significantly to the KEEN network by sharing what we learn and implementing findings from other partners.
