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UCLA Samueli thrives in this incredible city, and we ensure that our students thrive as well. That’s why you’ll find student clubs, research opportunities, inspirational speaker events, and a diversity of minds and people, all supported through health and wellness services dedicated to both students and faculty.
So if you’re ready to discover your passion for engineering within this vibrant city and campus, we invite you to visit our admissions page.
News
UCLA Samueli Announces 2021 Commencement Awards
Each year, the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering and its departments outstanding graduating students with significant accomplishments and important contributions.
UCLA Electrical Engineer Receives Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award for AI Research
Xiang “Anthony” Chen, an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, has received a three-year, $510,000 grant
UCLA Professor Launches YouTube Channel on Compliant Mechanisms
While browsing through science videos on YouTube one day, mechanical and aerospace engineering professor Jonathan Hopkins experienced a lightbulb moment.
Dean’s Message to Class of 2021
To the Class of 2021, on behalf of the faculty and staff of the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, I want to offer our warmest congratulations to you on achieving this momentous milestone.
UCLA Engineering Senior on Being a Bruin Entrepreneur
When Yash Moondhra first came to UCLA, he used to stand in front of Jackie Robinson’s statue every day, feeling amazed that legendary alumni like Robinson had walked the same steps as he did.
Soft Focus: A Flexible Future for Robots
Picture a robot. In your mind’s eye, do you see a shiny protocol droid from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away? Perhaps a large, moving steel arm from our industrial present?