The Department of Biomedical Engineering's co-op program helps undergraduates spend a semester in industry.
New graduate programs provide students with the skills to become leaders and innovators in their fields.
As more women enter the School of Engineering—their numbers equaling those of men in an undergraduate class—it’s clear that challenging opportunities with far-reaching impact are a big draw.
Professor Matthias Scheutz and PhD candidate Vasanth Sarathy's proposal to work with machines to solve mankind’s seemingly intractable problems is the focus of a winning entry in the NSF Idea Machine Competition.
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Tyler Andrews, E13, and two other Tufts alums are competing for slots on the U.S. Olympic marathon team. -
Noah Hill, E21, and Daniel Weinstein, E18, are following their dream of a dental technology business, spawned with fellow Tufts students, all the way to China. -
Through research in the lab and field, Associate Professor Daniele Lantagne and her team give common intervention practices, like bucket chlorination, a greater chance of intercepting the deadly bacteria. -
Tufts has been awarded an NSF grant to kickstart T-TRIPODS Institute, a university initiative focused on broadening data science methods and how they apply to diverse fields. -
Thanks to a generous gift from the Cummings Foundation, Joyce Cummings Center will create a new gateway to campus and support growing academic programs. View the construction camera and learn more about the project. -
Biomanufacturing can speed production of a low-glycemic sweetener—and may unlock its commercial potential, say Assistant Professor Nikhil Nair and postdoctoral fellow Josef Bober, EG19. -
Maria (Miretta) Flytzani-Stephanopoulos, Robert and Marcy Haber Endowed Professor in Energy Sustainability, passed away on October 28. -
Associate Professor Robert White and collaborators from Cornell University and VN Instruments want to build a sonic anemometer that could measure wind speed on Mars. -
Tufts University and the School of Engineering recently hosted a celebration with a lecture by inaugural Tiampo Family Assistant Professor Amy Pickering. -
Carolyn Birmingham, E57, shares her passion for engineering by supporting the Center for STEM Diversity. -
Pancreatic beta cells “switched on” by light are engineered to enhance production of insulin in response to glucose levels. -
Professor Sergio Fantini and the Diffuse Optical Imaging of Tissue Lab find new ways to non-invasively study biological tissue at greater depths.
Tufts believes strongly in the value of a diverse international community at our university, and we welcome students, faculty, and staff from around the world. Tufts offers many resources to international students in order to answer questions, assist with immigration processes, and make the Tufts experience memorable.