CoE Sandbox

Kuh Lecture

Robotics: Working together, creating smart machines, serving society

Dawn Tilbury (M.S. ’92, Ph.D. ’94) is the chair of the Robotics Department and associate vice president for research in convergence sciences at the University of Michigan.

Monday, Oct. 24
Noon–1 p.m.
Banatao Auditorium, Sutardja Dai Hall
Lunch will be provided

UC Berkeley tassel on graduation cap, with flowers in the background

Get ready to graduate

Berkeley Engineering’s spring 2023 commencement ceremonies will be held on Wednesday, May 17 (bachelor’s and master’s) at the Hearst Greek Theatre, and Thursday, May 18 (doctoral) at Zellerbach Audit0rium. Registration will open in the new year; get more details on our Engineering commencement page.

Engineering Commencement | Classes of 2020 & 2021: May 7 ceremony

Artist's concept of new Engineering Student Center at dusk

Meet our new Engineering Student Center

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Engineering sandbox
Practice site for training and experimentation
UC Berkeley innovators featured in ‘Pathways to Invention’ film
Special to debut in May on PBS stations and streaming apps

Commencement update

Berkeley Engineering celebrates its baccalaureate, master’s and doctoral graduates from the classes of 2022, 2021 and 2020 this spring with a flurry of in-person ceremonies at the Hearst Greek Theatre. Registration is now open for all ceremonies; get all the details and links on our Engineering Commencement page.

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Reimagine the possible: E-Week at UC

Commencement update

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Meet our new Engineering Student Center

Commencement update

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Design showcase spotlights student innovation

Commencement update

Berkeley Engineering celebrates its graduates from the classes of 2022, 2021 and 2020 with a flurry of in-person ceremonies this spring. Registration opens soon; get all the details from our Engineering Commencement page.

Find your ceremony

A look back into the history of UC Berkeley’s chapter of the Society of Women Engineers, chartered in 1974.

Pathways to college

Berkeley Engineering’s K-12 outreach program connects California students — especially those from underserved communities — to engineering and, more broadly, to STEM and scientific thinking.

Explore our programs

Berkeley IEOR students won first place in an industry contest for this video introducing people to industrial and systems engineering.

What is IEOR?

Berkeley IEOR students won first place at the annual IISE Industry Advisory Board YouTube Video Contest for this video meant to introduce people to industrial and systems engineering.

Event title page — Cal Performances Artist-in-Residence Angélique Kidjo in conversation with UC Berkeley experts in computer science and machine learning about AI and art. Register for the Oct. 28 event.

Imagine the Gateway

The Gateway complex will bring together ingenious minds from Berkeley’s disparate disciplines to utilize the latest in data science and AI for the sake of the public good. Help inspire discovery

A life filled with history

A video oral history examines the eventful life and times of George Leitmann, from his birth in Vienna through his wartime service with the U.S. Army, followed by a six-decade career at UC Berkeley as a professor of mechanical engineering. Watch Part One

Pathways to college

Berkeley Engineering’s K-12 outreach program connects California students — especially those from underserved communities — to engineering and, more broadly, to STEM and scientific thinking.

Explore programs & resources