Undergraduate Engineering Students
Ready to plan a campus visit and school tour (virtual or in-person)?
- Connect with Undergraduate Admissions on visiting St. Thomas
- Learn how to add a visit with the School of Engineering during your St. Thomas tour
Meet Us
Welcome to the School of Engineering
At St. Thomas’ School of Engineering, students come first. We welcome you to learn more about our programs and encourage you to meet some of our faculty.
- For prospective undergraduate students – learn how to request a tour and plan your visit to the School of Engineering.
- For prospective graduate students – learn about and register for our information sessions.
Our staff and faculty are happy to help you on your journey to apply, register and start classes.
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Graduate Engineering Students
Attend an information session, find out about the application process and start terms.
Faculty
All of the faculty members in the School of Engineering have one top priority, their students. In every Engineering classroom, lab and office, you will find these experts working to teach, mentor, collaborate, and to do research with students. This hands-on approach has proven successful in providing opportunities for students to do research and work alongside their educators and mentors. Here are a few that teach in both our undergraduate and graduate programs.
Dr. Kundan Nepal
Dr. Nepal in a professor and Chair of the electrical and computer engineering department. Kundan teaches courses in areas of engineering design, electronics, and embedded systems – including the exciting field of embedded computing and the Internet of Things.
Dr. Kundan Nepal Bio
Dr. Genevieve Gagnon
Dr. Gagnon joined the University of St. Thomas in 2010. Genevieve teaches courses in statics and materials engineering at St. Thomas. Her research has focused on the thermal fatigue of ceramic-reinforced aluminum composites and the analysis and characterization of materials using mechanical testing.
Dr. John Abraham
Dr. Abraham is a professor and program director of the M.S. in Mechanical Engineering program at St. Thomas. John’s special expertise includes medical devices, climate change, heat transfer and fluid flow processes, and thermal design. He has produced over 350 publications, including peer-reviewed journal papers, books, book chapters, patents, and conference presentations.
Dr. John Abraham Bio