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Division of Engineering Education
The division develops and adopts innovative approaches to engineering education and support the school’s departments and their educational initiatives.
The Division of Engineering Education is the home for experiential learning and communications skills and how they apply in the workplace. The division centralizes some of the school’s courses and will create new courses that appeal to students schoolwide.
Division Leadership
James McKelvey Professor of Engineering Education, vice dean for education
and head of the Division of Engineering Education
"The new division is a key resource for experiential learning and career-development programming within McKelvey Engineering and fosters multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary design-, problem- and project-based opportunities for students.”
Engineering Communication Center
This center offers coursework to prepare students for careers in engineering. They are dedicated to students' professional development and social and environmental awareness so they can contribute their problem-solving strengths to real-world challenges.
Teaching resources for faculty
Excellence in teaching innovation
The Division of Engineering Education provides ongoing support and resources for faculty and instructors including brown bag lunches, mentoring, and technology and instructional support.
Meet the Learning Design & Innovation team:
- Meghann Pytka
Instructional Specialist
pytka@wustl.edu
Our faculty are at the forefront of educational innovation
We are focused on experiential learning and how to be well-rounded, ethical engineers.
Faculty Spotlight
Division of Engineering Education student resources
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Mentor programs
From school-sponsored mentoring for undergraduate students to corporate-sponsored mentoring for women in computer science, we have several mentor programs to assist students through their time at McKelvey Engineering. |
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Highlighted coursesCourses within the division include Technical Writing, Engineering Ethics & Sustainability and Leadership & Team Building. Courses focus on experiential learning and provide undergraduate students with a strong foundation in ethics, problem solving and project-based learning. |