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Villanova engineers are rigorously educated, socially grounded, conscientious thinkers and doers who are professionally prepared to make meaningful change in the world.
Our collaboratively competitive community of undergraduate through doctoral students benefits from faculty members who are experts in their fields and recognized for excellence in teaching, applied learning techniques and scholarly research. They prepare and educate engineers to be society’s future innovators and technical leaders, and help students develop the broad-based leadership skills they need to grow professionally and collaborate effectively across disciplines.
Built on a foundation of academic excellence, community, ethical leadership and service, Villanova University College of Engineering offers an engineering education that ignites both hearts and minds, creating wisdom to shape the world.
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95.6%
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Villanova University appointed Michele Marcolongo, PhD, as the Drosdick Endowed Dean of the College of Engineering, effective July 31. Dr. Marcolongo’s engineering career spans more than three decades and encompasses roles as an academician, researcher, administrator, inventor and entrepreneur.
Villanovans Launch Low-cost Ventilator Initiative
In response to the nationwide shortage of ventilators to treat critically ill coronavirus patients, a team of Villanova engineers has partnered with M. Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing graduate students and medical professionals from Geisinger Health System and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to design, develop, test and validate a low-cost (< $500) machine to address the region’s needs.
How Blockchain Can Help Medical Facilities Control The Spread Of Coronavirus
Hasshi Sudler, adjunct professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, explains how the blockchain can be a common source of data that allows medical facilities to share immutable information internationally.
Dr. Moeness Amin Shares Signal Processing Expertise in Saudi Arabia
Dr. Moeness Amin, director of Villanova’s Center for Advanced Communications, College of Engineering, recently traveled to Saudi Arabia where he was invited to lecture on advances in signal processing theory and applications at three Saudi universities.
Teacher and Global Energizer, PRISM, February 2020
Dr. Pritpal Singh, professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is a member of the board of the American Society of Engineering Education. In this profile, he shares his love for teaching, sustainable energy research and working with developing communities.