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Maseeh College
The Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science includes five departments, 84 full-time faculty and more than 3,000 students. We offer academic programs that provide transformative opportunities within the classroom and beyond.
When you join our college, you'll be connected to Portland’s growing, innovative industries and prepared to gain competitive jobs in engineering and computer science. Our close ties to leading tech companies give you the opportunity to build your professional skills through internship programs while you complete your degree.
You can participate in research, community-based learning projects and opportunities to develop your own ideas from proposal to prototype through our innovation programs. Our students are in demand in the Portland job market and beyond, and they report the highest annual earnings of all PSU graduates one year after graduation.
Statement on Racism towards Asians, Asian Americans, & Pacific Islanders
The Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science abhors and condemns racism in all forms and at all times, including the significant rise in racism and xenophobia toward Asians, Asian Americans, and Pacific Islanders during the past year. We are deeply saddened and devastated by the horrific acts...
Black Lives Matter
A statement from Dean Rich Corsi: We must stand united against hatred, against racism, against murder of Black men and women. Those of us who have not shared the life experiences of Black Americans must get uncomfortable.
COVID-19 Response
We are continuously adapting our policies and procedures as new information regarding the coronavirus pandemic emerges.
Maseeh College Quick Facts
84
Full-time Faculty
$8.3 mil
Funded Research Expenditures
3000+
Students
62%
Students Experience Internship
News
April 1, 2021
As employers, schools and local governments look to air-cleaning technologies to make spaces safer during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, a new study from Portland State University, Illinois Tech and Colorado State University found that some of these technologies may be ineffective — and could have unintended health consequences. The researchers also developed a tool based on these findings to calculate clear air delivery rates of these devices.
The study, published this month in…
March 19, 2021
Portland State University's Center for Electron Microscopy and Nanofabrication (CEMN) recently added to…
February 25, 2021
Lisa K. Bates, urban studies and planning faculty, recently released two reports, “The Cost of Oregon…
- RT @CorsIAQ: Justice was served today, but much work lies ahead to heal centuries of hate, oppression, and racism.
- RT @PSUPresident: Today's guilty verdict in the Chauvin trial brings justice for George Floyd. But it doesn't mark an end to injustice. Weâ€...
- Join LSAMP for their STEM career panel, where they will speak with five panelists from various career backgrounds. Come and ask questions to...
