Humanitarian Engineering
Certificate in the Cockrell School of Engineering
Engineering for the Betterment of Communities
The engineering profession has long been proud of its world-changing contributions through infrastructure, water treatment, medical devices, computers and many other technological advancements that continually impact society.
The Cockrell School’s Certificate in Humanitarian Engineering takes engineering for society to the next level, providing undergraduate students with a rewarding, multidisciplinary program that allows them to focus their learning around communities that need their help the most—from low-income populations to people with special needs. Students who pursue the certificate commit themselves to building better, safer, stronger communities by developing innovative solutions that improve lives.
Declaration Requirements
ShowThis certificate program is open to all undergraduate students in the Cockrell School. In order for the Humanitarian Engineering certificate to be on the transcript, students must graduate under the 18-20 catalogue or later.
How to Declare
ShowCockrell students can submit an application through the Minor/Certificate System , which will be reviewed by the undergraduate academic advisor.
