Congratulations,
Class of 2025!

As the academic year comes to a close, we celebrate the success of our students—each one a new Duke Engineer, ready to make an impact.

Outstanding Students

Four members of the Duke Engineering Class of 2025 tell their stories.

Izzy Dudlyke
Jenny Green
Anya Dias-Hawkins
Emma Maddock

Podcast: Engineering Students Discuss Their Duke Experiences

Experiential Education

Physics of Everyday Stuff

Lectures are so last century. Our students learn fundamentals through discovery: putty to explore shear stress, rubber to investigate axial strain and a pool noodle to probe deformation.

A student observes a hydrophone in the water

At the Atlantic Coast

Our engineering students studying drone design leave campus to live at Duke’s marine lab in Beaufort, NC, for an entire semester.

Senior Projects With Realism

Civil and environmental engineering seniors bridge what they’ve learned and what they’ll be doing next in a uniquely structured capstone project.

Cameron Kim leads a lesson in his bioethics course

Analyzing Bioethics

A biomedical engineering course applies ethical principles to emerging technologies, providing students with the foundational ethical knowledge they need to succeed as well-rounded engineers.

Study Engineering at Duke

Duke Chapel at sunrise

Duke Engineering Breaks Into Top 20 in U.S. News & World Report Rankings

Just over 10 years since first breaking into the top 30, Duke Engineering’s graduate program continues to climb.

Make a Connection

You’re invited to join our journey of discovery and innovation