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NUCE Senior Spotlight: C/CPT Edward Phillips '26

Norwich's civil engineering program celebrates one of its many high-achieving students.

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NEW Podcast | The Norwich Effect: Real Students. Real Stories.

A new podcast shines a light on the students that make the Norwich community special.

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Building the Future with Benjamin Weers '26

An internship combined with his on-campus experiences prepares a student-athlete for his future.

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A Glimpse of the Hill with Associate Professor Adam Sevi, PhD

Take an active role in building the world following your graduation. Practical experience under the guidance of dedicated faculty prepares you to keep society moving forward, whether you are working on construction sites, looking after the environment, or planning a city’s growth.

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Assistant Professor Mirza Ahmed explains the Norwich Difference to Mechanical Engineering

A commitment to experiential learning is a key component of the Norwich educational system. “I love showing parents and students all of our labs,” says Assistant Professor Mirza Ahmed, Ph.D. “I’ve even had some parents of future engineers say things like, ‘I know I’m a civil engineer, but it’s really nice to see how all of this mechanical engineering works in person.’”

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Norwich University Mechanical Engineering students collaborate with Norwich Technologies

Four students spent the 2024-25 school year working with the R&D team designing a racking system to support vertically mounted bifacial solar panels.

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A Peek Inside Electrical and Computer Engineering

“Norwich’s engineering program was started in 1895, so we’ve been around for a long time,” says Chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Dr. Michael Cross. “We teach fundamentals because they haven’t changed in a long time — but we stay very current, doing cutting-edge and hands-on research with our students.”

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