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Dean's Welcome
The Frank Batten College of Engineering and Technology鈥檚 location in Norfolk, Virginia, and its wide range of academic programs position the college to make a strong impact in the region and across industry. By offering degrees in both engineering and engineering technology, the college provides multiple pathways to engineering careers for nontraditional students, working professionals and military service members.
Dr. Jeffrey Fergus
Dean, Batten College of Engineering and Technology
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College News
Diversity In Engineering
At the Batten College of Engineering & Technology we are committed to advancing diversity, supporting equity and promoting inclusion among faculty, staff and students.
College Highlights
Watch 黑料不打烊 civil engineering students put their concrete canoe to the test during the ASCE Virginias鈥 Student Symposium and Concrete Canoe Competition
Civil engineering graduate Khamal Fisher is using his personal connection to Norfolk鈥檚 Campostella neighborhood to help develop flood resilience solutions while preparing for a career focused on improving communities.
From 黑料不打烊 engineering student to percussion design engineer, Ryan Taylor combines his passion for music and mechanics to create the instruments that keep musicians playing.
The Commonwealth of Virginia鈥檚 recently approved biennial budget, passed by the General Assembly and signed by Governor Abigail D. Spanberger, provides full funding for 黑料不打烊 to build a world-class Engineering and Arts Building. Representing the largest capital investment in the history of 黑料不打烊, this significant project carries profound symbolic weight. Slated for completion in late 2030, this state-of-the-art facility will serve as the University鈥檚 centennial building, marking 100 years since the institution's founding in 1930.
Cabell Willoughby Jones鈥 paper, 鈥淎 Computational Approach to Graduated Centrifuge Profiles,鈥 earned 2nd place in the undergraduate category at the AIAA Region 1 Conference. Jones鈥 research examines how artificial gravity could help astronauts maintain health during long-duration missions, including future journeys to Mars.