Learning Through Service
Engineers Without BordersÌýhas been an incredible opportunity for me to become integrally involved in something that I hope my future career will resemble.ÌýFrom the development work to the hands-on engineering experience, leadership opportunities to interactions with professionals in the field, I have loved being apart of EWB and everything we do!"Ìý~ Nikki van den Heever (CivEngr BS'18, MS'18)
At ÎÞÂëÊÓƵ, we don’t just provide service learning opportunities – we pioneer them. Professor Bernard Amadei is the founder of , and alumna Avery Bang (MCivEngr’09) is CEO of
To get involved with a service-learning group that offers engineering experiences, please visit the following:
The College of Engineering and Applied Science also houses the the Mortenson Center in Global Engineering & Resilience. Global Engineering is the practice of applying engineering skills to improve quality of life worldwide and particularly for communities facing poverty, climate stress and infrastructure gaps. It is interdisciplinary: technical design meets public health, economics, policy and community engagement. The Center offers two Global Engineering Professional Master’s Programs, one in Civil Engineering and one in Environmental Engineering and a Research-based MS. They also offer an in-person Certificate in Global Engineering that can be paired with any engineering degree at University of Colorado Boulder; and, an Online Certificate in Global Engineering, which can be used as a pathway to one of the PMP degrees.
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