College Launches EUREKA Program to Expand Undergraduate Research Pathways to Ph.D.

A new paid undergraduate research fellowship program connects engineering students with faculty mentors and world-class research facilities, and builds a direct pipeline to graduate school.

The FAMU-FSU College of Engineering has launched EUREKA—the Engineering Undergraduate Research, Exploration and Knowledge Advancement program—welcoming its inaugural cohort of 27 EUREKA Fellows in spring 2025.

New Tech and New Materials Spark Future Breakthroughs

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering students at FSU Panama City Leverage FSU InSPIRE-ASTRO-Maritech Partnership for Cutting-Edge Additive Manufacturing Research

When you’re launching a rocket into space, components are a crucial part of its success. High-cost materials can impede availability, while untested materials risk operational failure. Advances in additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, offer new designs that can reduce production costs while providing reliability superior to that of traditional castings and weldments. 
 

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Secures Major Role in $151 Billion National Homeland Defense Initiative

The FAMU-FSU College of Engineering will serve as the coordinating hub for a landmark national defense contract that positions Florida State University among an elite tier of research institutions eligible to compete for homeland security projects over the next decade.

Florida State University has been awarded a contract for the Missile Defense Agency’s Scalable H

Career Fair Strategies

This event is sponsored by FAMU-FSU Engineering Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Learn tips for navigating the upcoming Engineering Job & Internship Fair, including strategies on what to do before, during, and after a networking event with employers.

 

Tiffany Leung

Program Manager, Career Liaison to FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

FSU Career Center | Employer Relations

Professor Wins Early Career Award from the Department of Energy

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Associate Professor Shreyas Balachandran recently received the prestigious Early Career Award from the Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Science, under the DOE’s Accelerator Research and Development (ARDAP) Program. It will provide $875,000 over five years.

The award provides Balachandran with support to develop superconducting radio frequency materials to enable linear accelerators—a critical technology for the United States.