Winter Quarter Tours Available!
Available until March 13. Sign up now below!
Come see for yourself all of the great things that are happening here at the School of Engineering.
We are pleased to offer in-person engineering tours throughout the year! Our tour guides, current engineering undergraduate students, lead walking tours of our engineering facilities in the new Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation. During these 60-75 minute tours our students will showcase our teaching and research facilities, discuss the various engineering programs and opportunities, and share their experiences as students in the School of Engineering at Santa Clara University. We hope you will join us to discover Engineering at SCU!
The School of Engineering is offering in-person tours of our new facilities in the Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation this Fall from Thursday, January 8 through Friday, March 13. Our in-person tour, hosted during the week by our Engineering Tour Guides, will introduce you to SCU’s School of Engineering, take you on a walking tour of our facilities, and allow you the opportunity to ask questions and hear about first-hand student experiences.
In-person tours will be offered at the following times during the week:
- Mondays: 11:45 a.m. & 3:45 p.m.
- Tuesdays: 12:15 p.m.
- Thursdays: 12:15 p.m.
- Fridays: 11:45 a.m. & 3:45 p.m.
- Select Saturdays: 12:45 p.m.
We will be unable to offer tours on the following days:
- Jan 19
- Jan 30
- Feb 16
- Mar 16
- Mar 17
- Mar 18
- Mar 19
- Mar 20
Our engineering tours are meant to supplement the sessions offered through the Office of Undergraduate Admission. If you would like to explore more of Santa Clara University as a whole, please visit Undergraduate Admission for a variety of other options including in-person and virtual campus tours, podcasts, videos and more.
If you have any further questions about the School of Engineering, we would love to connect with you! We are happy to put you in touch with some of our current students and faculty to share more information about their department and majors, student opportunities, and life at the School of Engineering. If interested, please send a request to engineeringtours@scu.edu and include any particular majors of interest. As soon as we receive your request, we will connect you with a student or faculty member for a conversation. We hope to hear from you soon!
If you are a high school counselor or looking to schedule a group tour, please email Engineering Undergraduate Programs to schedule your tour: engineeringtours@scu.edu
ARE YOU A GRADUATE STUDENT INTERESTED IN VISITING US?
Please email the Engineering Graduate Programs for more information:
gradengineer@scu.edu
(408) 554-4313
Meet Our Tour Guides
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Year: Senior
Hometown: Keizer, OR
Involvements: Hermanas Unidas, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Latine Student Union, Engineering Peer Advisor, Orientation Leader, LEAD Scholar.
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Year: Senior
Hometown: Milpitas, CA
Involvements: Alpha Phi Omega, Engineering Peer Advisor, Asian & Pacific-Islander Student Union
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Year: Senior
Hometown: Union City, CA
Involvements: Theta Tau, Club Volleyball, National Society of Black Engineers, Igwebuike
Year: Senior
Hometown: Chicago, IL and Lagos, Nigeria
Involvements: African Student Association, Rho Psi Eta, Tutor at SCU Math Learning Center
Hometown: Salinas, CA
Involvements: Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity (Executive Board), American Society of Civil Engineers (Executive Board), Markkula Center for Applied Ethics (Environmental Ethics Fellow), Clare Boothe Luce Scholar, University Honors Program, LEAD Scholar
Year: Grad Student
Hometown: Vallejo, CA
Involvements: LEAD Scholar, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, American Society of Civil Engineers, Latinx Student Union, Engineering Peer Advisor, Intern for Whiting Turner Contracting
Year: Senior
Hometown: India
Involvements: Society of Women Engineers, Biomedical Engineering Society, Research with the Brain Computer Interface Group at Healthcare Innovation and Design Lab, Maker Club, Association of Computing Machinery's Women in Computing, Intandesh
