Engineering School

Not a graduate student?

Fairfield University’s School of Engineering offers four graduate degree programs, as well as graduate certificate programs in a number of specialty areas. Our skilled faculty will help you advance your career by empowering you to better understand complex issues and work more effectively.

STEM Designated

The School of Engineering's certificate in software engineering provides opportunities for qualified professionals with a recommended minimum of three years' experience to enhance their competencies and update their skills in the specialized areas of: Cybersecurity, Data Science and Big Data Technologies, Network Technology, and Web and Mobile Application Development.

The School of Engineering graduate faculty are top scholars and working professionals who are known for both their expertise and focus on mentorship.

Get acquainted with the School of Engineering program overviews and complete offerings through detailed descriptions of our courses, learning goals, curriculums and outcomes.

Graduate assistants provide services to Fairfield such as administrative, research, faculty support and other. In return, selected students can be eligible to receive a tuition waiver and, in some cases, a stipend. Interested in the complete listing with position descriptions and more?

Meet the Dean of the School of Engineering, and learn more about the accreditations, mission, and academic alliances of Fairfield’s engineering programs.

The School of Engineering's laboratories, faculty offices, and administrative offices are located in the University's Rudolph F. Bannow Science Center. Check out pictures of students working in our labs.

Laboratories

• Advanced Manufacturing, Automation and Robotics, MAR, Laboratory (BNW127)
• Mechanical Engineering Laboratory (BNW 128)
• Material Characterization Laboratory (BNW129A)
• Cybersecurity Laboratory (BNW131)
• Power, Electronics, and Biomedical Engineering Laboratory (BNW133)
• Engineering Machine Shop Laboratory (BNW 136)

All labs have been serving as multi-tasking areas and contain state-of-the-art computer hardware, integrated into the Fairfield University Network. The new Machine Laboratory in BNW136 contains up-to-date numerical milling and tool room lathe machines supported by the Brinkman Family Foundation.