As a student in the undergraduate engineering program at Rice, you have many options for having a challenging and rich experience in learning. Although our programs are grounded in the fundamentals of engineering: math, physics and chemistry, the opportunities for practical application of these disciplines are many. Through design, research, service learning, and work, study and research abroad, you can round out your engineering education and prepare yourself for almost any profession you choose.

Below are links to valuable sources of information that will help you make the most of the engineering program you choose.

Academic Advising
Undergraduate Research
International Work, Study and Research
Oshman Engineering Design Kitchen
Scholarships, Fellowships and Other Opportunities
Student Chapters of Professional Societies
Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam
Registrar's Office
General Announcements

2008 Advising Booklet (includes all samples degree plans for all programs)
Bioengineering B.S.
Chemical Engineering B.A.
Chemical Engineering B.S.
Civil Engineering B.A.
Civil Engineering B.S.
Computational & Applied Math B.A.
Computer Science B.A.
Computer Science B.S.
Electrical & Computer Engineering B.A.
Electrical & Computer Engineering B.S.
Environmental Science & Engineering B.A.
Mechanical Engineering B.A.
Mechanical Engineering B.S.
Materials Science B.A.
Materials Science B.S.
Statistics B.A.