Engineering Student Resources

The School of Engineering provides free small study groups for foundational courses, such as MATH 104/125/126/127. Other courses are offered depending on tutor availability and experience. This service is available only for students in the School of Engineering. A weekly schedule of study groups/drop-in tutoring hours is available each semester These study sessions are in LEEP2 on the second floor.

KU's Math, Chemistry, and Physics Departments offer additional support for their courses. These are additional resources apart from Engineering small study groups, Engineering practice exam sessions, and support offered by Wingspan.

Many foundational math, chemistry, and physics courses offer Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions 

Mathematics Department

• Math Help Room offered through Math Tutoring Services
• Location: 651 Snow Hall
• Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm; Friday, 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

Chemistry Department

• Chemistry Resources for Undergraduate Students
• Chemistry has a special program called the PLUS program, which you can participate in virtually or in person.
• Department Location: 1140 Gray-Little Hall/Integrated Science Building (ISB), Phone: 785-864-4670

Physics & Astronomy Department

• Department Website
• Department Location: 1082 Malott Hall, Phone: 785-864-4626

Review information on undergraduate student academic standing in the School of Engineering here.

Have questions about advising? Check out the advising overview for the School of Engineering. View sample degree plans for all undergraduate majors. 

Your dedicated engineering academic advisor is part of Jayhawk Academic Advising (JAA). Undergraduate academic advisors are broken down by major or program advised. For undecided and pre-engineering students, contact your assigned advisor in Jayhawk GPS.

Read the School of Engineering policy on academic misconduct and academic grade appeals here.

Aerospace Engineering Department (AE)

Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering

• Location: 2120 Learned Hall 
• Contact: 785-864-4267 | aerohawk@ku.edu

Bioengineering Program

Minor in Biomedical Engineering

Undergraduate Certificate in Bioengineering

• Location: 1132 Learned Hall
• Contact: 785-864-5258 | bioe@ku.edu

Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Department (C&PE)

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering

• Location: 4132 Learned Hall
• Contact: 785-864-4965 | cpe@ku.edu

Civil, Environmental, & Architectural Engineering Department (CEAE) 

Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

• Location: 2150 Learned Hall
• Contact: 785-864-3766 | ceae@ku.edu

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department (EECS)

Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing

Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Undergraduate Certificate in Cybersecurity

• Location: 2001 Eaton Hall
• Contact: 785-864-4620 | eecs-info@ku.edu

Engineering Physics Program (EPHX)

Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics

• Location: 1082 Malott Hall
• Contact: 785-864-4626 | ephx@ku.edu

Mechanical Engineering Department (ME)

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

• Location: 3138 Learned Hall
• Contact: 785-864-3181 | kume@ku.edu

The Engineering Connector is your one-stop platform for all things related to the School of Engineering, including involvement, engagement, events, resources, and more. Engineering students may log-in with their KU online ID information.

The Engineering Career Center sets students up for success when preparing to enter the workforce.  From polishing the resume, to developing a strategy for job interviews and networking with prospective employers.

Upcoming Career Center Events

Impact and Belonging is a KU Engineering resource led by our Associate Dean for Impact & Belonging and the Impact and Belonging Program Coordinator. The office hosts programs, resources, student organizations, and scholarships with a commitment to increasing the number of engineers to address and create solutions for the complex, multicultural, multidisciplinary challenges that exist in today’s global society. 

Wingspan: Center for Learning and Writing Support

• Tutoring Services - This program provides small groups, course-specific tutoring and the groups meet twice per week for one-and-a-half hours each meeting during Fall and Spring semesters.
• Supplemental Instruction - Peer-facilitated study sessions and office hours to review challenging material, connect students, and address effective study strategies.
• Peer Academic Coaching - Provides individual and group support to help students set and achieve goals and develop behaviors, habits, and strategies for college success and life.
• Academic Success Guides - Topics include how to manage your time, develop effective study skills and strategies, become a successful test-taker, and more.

Writing Resources

Writers need feedback, sounding boards, and other people to coach them while they compose. That's where the KU Writing Center comes in. It's a place for productive talk about writing, with trained peer consultants to help you brainstorm, draft, and revise your projects.  In person and online appointments are available.

• Schedule an appointment
• Writing Resource Guides
• Writing Assignment Planner

Student Access Center 

The Student Access Center (SAC) coordinates accommodations for students at KU. It is an individual's choice whether to self-identify, submit documentation, and make the decision about using accommodations. Accommodations are authorized after a student submits a complete application with documentation and meets with an Access Specialist in the SAC.

• Student Center
• Instructor Center
• Read more about accommodations.

TRIO SES & STEM provides a supportive community for participants during their time at the University of Kansas. To help students achieve academic success and be prepared for success in a global environment, TRIO provides comprehensive support services by working with eligible students to identify personal areas of strengths and challenges. TRIO's support ranges from academic advising, financial aid, tutoring, career or graduate school preparation, and any needs based on individual circumstances. 

TRIO Eligibility Criteria

• First-generation college students - Neither parent nor guardian has earned a bachelor's degree
• Students with high financial need - Family income falls within 150% of low-income guidelines set by the federal government
• Students with a disability or chronic condition - Students that are receiving accommodations with KU's Student Access Center

Wingspan

• The Instructor Center from Wingspan provides instructors, faculty, and staff ways to promote and engage university resources that Wingspan offers.

Student Access Center

• The Instructor Center from the Student Access Center serves as a central hub designed to provide faculty and instructors at KU with essential information about the accommodations process. Information on Rights and Responsibilities; Syllabus Statement; Implementing Academic Accommodations; Flexible Attendance; Providing Exam Accommodations; and Recruiting a Note-Taker can be found above.

As a One University office, the Office of Civil Rights & Title IX is committed to KU being an institution that is free from discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, sexual violence and retaliation. We strive for a campus where greater fairness, care, and belonging are integrated into our learning and workplace practices and all have opportunities to meet their academic and professional goals.

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The Report Concerns and Issues site provides contact information for reporting a variety of campus concerns and issues. Search by keyword or use the filter menu to browse by category.

The Study Abroad & Global Engagement Office is an academic support unit that develops and maintains international educational programs for students and faculty.

• Programs by Major Guide (Scroll down to School of Engineering)

BS in Aerospace Engineering 

The University of Kansas School of Engineering meets the educational requirements to prepare students for professional engineering licensure in all 50 states for the following programs:

• Aerospace Engineering
• Architectural Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Engineering Physics
• Mechanical Engineering
• Petroleum Engineering

KU’s licensure programs strive to maintain accurate and up-to-date information about the educational requirements for licensure in U.S. states and territories. However, regulations are subject to change and varying interpretations. In addition to possible changes in educational requirements, licensure often includes additional requirements, such as specific examinations and additional training or practicum hours. It is highly recommended that students seek guidance from the appropriate licensing agency before beginning an academic program to ensure they know what is needed to obtain the license/certification/registration in the state in which they intend to practice and/or seek licensure.