The Yale Difference
The Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science (SEAS) treats Engineering as a curriculum in leadership for the 21st century, understanding that professional engineering is only one of many options for a SEAS graduate. The skills of engineering - quantitative reasoning, teamwork, and the habit of breaking complex problems into manageable pieces - are as valuable to those pursuing engineering as a career as they are to those who move toward careers in medicine, law, business and other fields. All SEAS students benefit from the intimacy in education and large breadth in research the school offers. Students learn from some of the top engineers and scientists in the world while participating in discovery at the cutting edge. Whether it's nanoscience, quantum computing, targeted drug delivery, or sustainability issues, our researchers are engaged in the most innovative research of our time, making transformative breakthroughs that tackle some of today’s greatest societal needs.
“I enjoy being able to contribute to the future of medicine, and Yale Biomedical Engineering is making that possible.”
“Yale Engineering gave me the scientific background required to reach a leadership role in a biotechnology company.”
“Yale has embraced engineering education, engineering research, and engineering students and faculty of the 21st Century. I am grateful to be one small piece of this exciting transformation. ”
“Yale's Biomedical Engineering program has honed my critical thinking skills and combined my love of science with problem solving and quantitative reasoning – yet I have also had time to pursue my passions outside of science.”
