The future is engineered here.

Grove engineers are applying innovative solutions to the greatest challenges of our times.  Whether just beginning your undergraduate career or finishing up your doctorate, at The Grove School of Engineering, you will work with world-renowned engineering mentors on cutting edge research—no surprise, as Grove faculty oversee 15 research institutes in fields that range from energy and sustainability, nanotechnology, and materials engineering to transportation and remote sensing. These institutes and other labs provide an unmatched training ground for Engineers in the making.

Long the most coveted area chosen by our undergraduates, engineering at Grove offers students a full complement of degrees—BE, BS, ME, MS, MIS, and PhD—in a broad range of fields.  They also have vast opportunities beyond working with world-class mentors in advanced research laboratories. Grove supports its students through professional development, student clubs that compete on a regional and national level, and study abroad opportunities that range from our Engineers Without Borders, whose students built a clean water system in El Salvador over several summers, to our membership in the U.S. Global Engineering Education Exchange, which enable our students to spend a semester or a year at a foreign university.

Recent News & Highlights

• Grove School graduating senior Michael Vera wins National GEM Fellowship

• CCNY Grove School of Engineering dept. wins 2021 ASCE Walter LeFavre Award

• Grove School climbs on U.S. News & World Report list of elite engineering schools

• Peter Delfyett ’81EE, is elected to the National Academy of Engineering

• Marom Bikson’s CCNY team explores new treatment for NeuroCOVID

• NSF presents rarely awarded ‘Special Creativity’ honor to CCNY’s Alexander Khanikaev

• NSF awards $3M to CCNY and partners for next generation Internet research

• CCNY researchers demonstrate how to measure student attention during remote learning

• Engineer Jing Fan earns CCNY its 6th NSF CAREER Award in three years

• CCNY, Memorial Sloan Kettering receive $4M NIH grant for breast cancer screening using machine-learning

• Three-year Air Force grant engages CCNY & Harlem students in advanced sensing research

• Undergrads Karissa Collins, Huan Ying Zhang earn Eisenhower fellowships

• Optical Society elects CCNY physicist Alexander Khanikaev to Fellowship

• Grove School engineering major Luis Abreu earns TRB national fellowship

• Grove School’s Hao Su leads $3m NSF ‘perceptive and adaptive soft’ wearable robot project

• $3 million DOE grant bolsters CCNY’s low-income & Hispanic graduates

• CCNY engineer Xi Chen & partners create new shape-changing crystals

Meet the Dean of The Grove School of Engineering 

Alexander Couzis, Professor of Chemical Engineering (1994 - Present), was named Dean of The Grove School of Engineering effective May 2, 2022. He succeeds Dr. Gilda A. Barabino who was appointed Olin College of Engineering's second president.

Read more about Dean Couzis here: www.ccny.cuny.edu/engineering/dea

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