Engineering Fellowship and Scholarship Fund

UB Chemical and Biological Engineering professor Eli Ruckenstein.

This fund provides crucial financial support for students who have exceptional academic records and potential.

Fellowships and scholarships play a critical role in helping the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences attract and retain leading students, further enhance the diversity of our student body, and remain one of the top public engineering universities in the Northeast.

The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences is powerfully positioned to help solve humanity’s greatest global problems and to strengthen the economy and the manufacturing sector in Buffalo and Western New York. By making world-class engineering and applied sciences education affordable and accessible to all exceptional undergraduate and graduate students, we have the power to transform lives, careers and the world in remarkable ways. Please partner with us as we take the school to a new level—and as we engineer a better, brighter future around the world.

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News from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

  • Lagor receives Air Force Young Investigator Program Award
    12/29/20

    Frank Lagor is one of 36 scientists around the country to receive funding from the competitive U.S. Air Force Young Investigator Program. He will use the $450,000 award to study the aerodynamics of small unmanned aerial vehicles, more commonly known as drones.

  • Professional Staff Senate Profile: Stephen Hart
    2/5/20
    Each month, the Professional Staff Senate profiles one of its members. This month's featured member is Stephen Hart, Facilities Coordinator for the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
  • SEAS welcome 9 new faculty members
    9/30/20
    The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences welcomes nine new faculty members this fall, bringing with them renowned expertise in the fields of artificial intelligence, biometrics, computer vision, data visualization and mining, energy harvesting, machine learning, and project and quality management.
  • Giving the world a helping hand: Students design 3D printed prosthetics
    7/31/20

    A group of engineering undergraduate students put their knowledge, creativity and resources to use and created a UB chapter of e-NABLE – an online global community who use 3D printers to make free and low-cost prosthetic upper limb devices for adults and children in need.

  • UB team earns IELTS USA Best Practices Award
    3/30/20

    Ensuring that all graduate students, both domestic and international, are ready to contribute to the job market is one of the core values of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. The school's efforts were recently recognized with the Best Practices in International Enrollment Management Award from IELTS.

  • UB human factors and ergonomics club earns gold
    11/23/20

    Mentorship, creativity and information dissemination are just some of the values that define the UB student chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society – and this year, are why the group received the Outstanding Student Chapter Award from the national organization. 

  • MDI achieves landmark of graduating first two PhD students
    6/9/20

    Last month, Aparajita Dasgupta and Edward Swinnich became the first two PhD students to graduate from the Department of Materials Design and Innovation.