Can you picture yourself solving critical issues along our coastal waterways? As our climate changes and we see the sea levels rise, scientists and engineers must work together to create practical solutions for the future.

This course focuses on the field of materials, an interdisciplinary area that applies the properties of matter to various areas of science and engineering.

Unleash your inner innovator in this dynamic engineering course! Dive into the world of the engineering design process, solving real-world problems with a team.

Dive into the world of making at Tulane’s MakerSpace! In this session, students will discover the software and tools that power modern rapid prototyping.

This course offers an exciting introduction to the world of robotics, blending foundational principles with hands-on experience in designing and building real-world robotic systems.

Explore how chemical engineers have transformed our world and uncover the cutting-edge innovations driving solutions to some of the planet’s greatest challenges.

This course will introduce students to basic biomedical concepts and measurements, as well as lay a foundation for understanding and using technical terminology employed by pre-clinical students and medical professionals.

In this course, students will learn about common engineering disciplines by exploring engineering projects local to the New Orleans area. From the St.

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Students will investigate how engineers apply Newton's third law of motion to studying the causes of traumatic brain injuries and design solutions to prevent them.

This course offers an overview of key biomedical concepts and human body measurements, designed to pique the interest of high school students exploring diverse career paths from medicine to engineering and beyond.