MSOE
Spring Commencement is May 21 and May 22
Milwaukee School of Engineering will hold four in-person ceremonies for the 2021 Spring Commencement. The university will honor 450 undergraduate and…
Events at MSOE
Extraordinary together.
From international plumbing competitions to ground-breaking medical innovations, our community is making the most out of their education.
Class of 2016
Mechanical EngineeringMegan Kroll
Tim White ’99, ’05
Mechanical EngineeringGo ahead, get dirty
Class of 2014
Mechanical EngineeringElise Strobach
Class of 2015
Construction ManagementSami Wallace
Class of 2012
Architectural EngineeringNatalie Villegas
Class of 2010
Mechanical EngineeringBrian Manning
Associate Professor
Electrical EngineeringDr. Icaro dos Santos
Instructor, Humanities, Social Science and Communication
Annemarie Fleishman
Assistant Professor
Construction ManagementDr. Jera Sullivan
Assistant Professor
Electrical EngineeringDr. Joshua Carl
Associate Professor
Nursing – Traditional TrackDr. Victoria Carlson-Oehlers
Class of 1974
Dr. Ronald Jensen
Class of 1984
Electrical EngineeringJackie Herd-Barber
Class of 1990
Dr. Dwight Diercks
President, MSOE
Dr. John Y. Walz
Class of 2023
Industrial EngineeringLuke Meyer
Class of 2022
Software EngineeringKammein Mitchell
Class of 2022
Civil EngineeringBennett Harris
Class of 2021
Mechanical EngineeringGarrett Gintoli
Class of 2022
Mechanical EngineeringCaleb Nolen
Class of 2021
BioMolecular EngineeringJonathan Cobb
Former Men's Soccer Coach
Jimmy Banks
Senior Projects
Crowning Achievements
Coulter College Design Scholars
Biomedical EngineeringStudents participate in training program
Alumni build Diercks Hall
Architectural EngineeringConstruction begins on $34 million Diercks Hall
Industry partnerships
MSOE develops innovative new testing method
Building a dam
Civil EngineeringProject explores dam feasibility
100%
The graduate outcomes rate for MSOE industrial engineering graduates was 100% in 2019-20.
Industrial Engineering
MSOE FACTS & STATS
13:1
Student-to-faculty ratio
20
Average undergraduate class size
99%
Full-time undergraduate students receiving financial aid
