CSU WASHKEWICZ
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Are you ready to solve real world engineering problems, develop cuttingedge research and technologies, and graduate career-ready? Chase after your ambitions in a community that thrives on innovation and passion. You’ll get the tools needed to forge your own path toward success at CSU.
GROUND BREAKING RESEARCH
HANDS-ON LEARNING
EXPERT FACULTY
STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGY
FEATURED LABS
The Parker Hannifin Motion and Control Laboratory includes hydraulic and pneumatic circuit stations, a localized power station, an electrohydraulic station, a motion control station and an electrohydraulic vehicle station.
The Rockwell Automation Connected Enterprise Lab is a controls and visualization lab that supports the Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) collaborations at CSU. This lab incorporates the latest trends and tools from Rockwell and Rockwell partner companies.
The Lubrizol Foundation Chemical Engineering Laboratory features pilot-scale equipment used in the chemical process industry, as well as experimental stations for learning fundamental principles.
MAKERSPACE
Transform your ideas into reality in the Dan T. Moore MakerSpace, where CSU students have access to the latest prototyping and fabrication technologies. It houses high-resolution 3D printers and scanners, computer aided manufacturing equipment, virtual and augmented reality simulations, digital fabrication tools, laser engraving, and cutting-edge machines and tools for testing and designing electronic devices. Explore, create or improve something great.
engineering.csuohio.edu/makerspace/dan-t-moore-makerspace
ENGINEERING DESIGN PROJECTS
SENIOR DESIGN PROJECTS
Each year, seniors participate in an exciting industry-sponsored senior design project as a capstone to the bachelor’s degree.
FRESHMAN DESIGN PROJECTS
The Lawrence J. Cawley Innovation Lab, also known as the Engineering Freshmen Design Lab, provides our new students with a professional and engaged learning environment to work together on a design project from concept to completion.
Start your journey with Cleveland Visit campus
Head to our 85-acre campus in downtown Cleveland and see for yourself what a dramatic campus renovation looks like when you attend an information session and take a tour. Appointments and tours of the Washkewicz College of Engineering are available daily in conjunction with admissions information sessions and tours.
Go to csuohio.edu/visit or call 216-523-7416 for more details and to schedule a visit.
What will you study?
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Construction Management
Data Science
Electrical Engineering
Electronics Engineering Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Mechanical Engineering
Our 4+1 Accelerated Program option enables students to earn a Bachelor as well as a Master of Science degree in five years.
Many engineering students also choose to minor in other academic disciplines.
Graduate MAJORS
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Information Science
Integrated Degrees
Computer Science and Design
Computer Science and Music*
Electrical Engineering and Environmental Science
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Software Engineering
English and Computer Science
Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering
Physics and Computer Science
*Pending approval from the National Association of Schools of Music as of April 2025.
Experience college
The opportunities on and around our 85-acre campus are endless. We’re home to tons of clubs and organizations, state-of-the-art academic facilities and residence halls, Division I athletics and a calendar full of events ranging from movie nights to concerts. And we have the city of Cleveland right in our backyard.
CO-OPS AND INTERNSHIPS
These engineering students work hard and play hard as members of the Viking basketball team.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Students enjoy access to many activities, both extra- and co-curricular. In fact, at least one organization exists for each engineering discipline.
Participation in student organizations gives students opportunities to participate in regional and national engineering competitions; learn to solve “real world” engineering problems; become involved in community service; network with working professionals in your field and interest area; and become eligible for chapter scholarships.
Projects include the National Champion Fluid Power Vehicle, Baja Car, the Steel Bridge, Robotics, Build and Fly Competition, Environmental Projects and more.
Learn more about our student organizations at csuohio.us/wcoe-student-orgs
CO-OP PROGRAM
Paid engineering work experiences are available to our students through an integrated and formal co-op program. Students complete three to four semesters of co-op, often resulting in employment with government agencies, industrial manufacturers, consulting firms and other private engineering enterprises. Full time co-op assignments blend well with our curriculum and course offerings. Work experiences can be full-time or part-time. Undergraduate students (freshman–seniors) are eligible.
Interested in learning more? Visit engineering.csuohio.edu/co-ops-and-professional-development
eSports
Our college is home to the CSU eSports Varsity and Club Teams. With a new competition and lab in our building, CSU eSports is growing into a premier destination for competitive gaming in Northeast Ohio. Our program provides students with high-level competition, scholarship opportunities, and a strong community of gamers. Whether you’re an aspiring pro, a casual player, or looking to get involved in the esports industry, CSU eSports offers a place to compete, connect and grow.
2. Track your application status in the student portal
3. Send your official high school and/or college transcripts and standardized test scores (ACT/SAT) to CSU
SCHOLARSHIPS
Cleveland State University has one of the lowest tuition rates in Ohio and offers numerous scholarship and financial assistance opportunities. CSU can create an affordable college experience for you.
You’ll be automatically considered for a number of institutional scholarships once you are admitted. CSU’s scholarships for new students are based on a variety of criteria including academic merit, extracurricular involvement and financial need. Additionally, the Washkewicz College of Engineering awards many scholarships to accepted new students.
Information and an online application is available at engineering.csuohio.edu/scholarships
Steel ring ceremony
The Steel Ring (or Order of the Engineer Ring) Ceremony in the United States was first held at Cleveland State University. Graduating students pledge to uphold the ethics and integrity of the engineering profession and to serve humanity by making efficient use of the world’s resources.
Learn more about CSU and tell us more about yourself at csuohio.edu/engagecsu
csuohio.edu/engineering 216-687-2555
