Stanford School of Engineering

We're a community of people who solve important problems by applying science with creativity and ingenuity: We're engineers. At Stanford Engineering, our research and teaching is meant to educate leaders and help solve global challenges.

In early 2015, Stanford Engineering formed a committee and asked them two strategic questions: In what areas can the School of Engineering make significant world‐changing impact, and how should the school be configured to address the major opportunities and challenges of the future? The committee emerged with a vision for the future of the school across three critical areas: Research, Education, and Culture. Explore this site to learn where Stanford School of Engineering goes from here: http://soefuture.stanford.edu/

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