Ole Miss Engineering will give you technical expertise and help you develop the communications, teamwork and leadership skills needed for a successful career.

At the Ole Miss School of Engineering, you’ll have plenty of choice. For instance, you could help to get high-schoolers interested in math or science. Or you could apply classroom knowledge to build a concrete canoe or launch a rocket.

You'll get the technical knowledge you need at the School of Engineering at the University of Mississippi. And, you'll develop the communications, critical-thinking, teamwork and leadership skills vital in today’s world.

At Ole Miss, you'll find the right path for you. Ten degree programs. Professors who support you. Innovative research to undertake. Professional networks

At the Ole Miss School of Engineering, you’ll get the technical know-how to solve many of the world’s problems – with the support and challenge from our teachers and alumni.

The School of Engineering at the University of Mississippi officially established, including civil and electrical engineering programs. 1929 Chemical engineering program established.

Student handbook and orientation. Download our student handbook which gives you an overview of our degree programs, our advisory and career services, the multitude of student organizations and contact information. And, use our advising guidance for social science, humanities and fine arts courses to make sure you meet your requirements.. Recommended course plans

Come discover Ole Miss Engineering! You’ll find supportive teachers, great co-op internship placements, research opportunities and, of course, the spectacular Ole Miss atmosphere.

The Ole Miss Engineer magazine provides the year's highlights for the school and each of our departments. And, you can read about the success stories of our students and alumni.

Abigail Hogue, a mechanical engineering senior, has become the first student from the university to receive the University Nuclear Leadership Program (UNLP) Undergraduate Scholarship from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).