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Civil & Environmental Engineering

Students Gain Industry Experience Through FRA-Sponsored Rail Research

Fall 2026

Undergraduate and graduate students across the college gain hands-on experience working with faculty on impactful research projects, including Richard Wood’s research group in Civil and Environmental Engineering. The students having been working on an ongoing Federal Railroad Administration sponsored project to annotate and classify railroad infrastructure features within high resolution, 2D imagery collected using uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) drones.

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Durham School of Architectural Engineering & Construction

2026 Durham School Career Fair

Fall 2026

Each year, the Durham School Career Fair in October on Scott Campus in Omaha is a great opportunity for students in the College of Engineering to explore jobs and internships, as well as build future connections. More than 100 businesses and organizations participated in the event, as well as alumni and faculty.

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College of Engineering

Record-setting year for Nebraska Engineering

Fall 2026

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering is entering a pivotal new chapter, propelled by record-setting achievements that signal growing impact across the state and region– the largest graduating class in its history and an all-time high of student enrollment, with significant growth in undergraduate enrollment over the past four years.

Fall 2026 Enrollment

  • Total: 4,594 students

  • 3,990 undergraduate students - nearly a 2% increase from Fall 2025; 21.5% increase from Fall 2022

  • First-time freshmen headcount is up 4.9% compared to Fall 2025

  • 604 graduate students

  • Largest major: Mechanical Engineering (986 students)

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KiewitScholars

The Prairie Initiative: Pioneering AI for Engineering

Building AI literacy, capability, and community across Nebraska Engineering. Prairie connects students, faculty, staff, and industry partners to shape responsible AI integration in education and research.

Mark Stone, a Professor in Biological Systems Engineering, speaks at the Prairie Initiative Launch. The Prairie Initiative Launch Event was held in the Red Cloud Suite at the Willa S. Cather Dining Complex.

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