Engineering Academies for K-12 Students
The Marquette University College of Engineering Outreach Program offers a wide variety of interesting and challenging programs for students of all ages, including the iHeels program featured in the 2011 MU Engineering Magazine. Our courses are designed to challenge our youth to become critical-thinking problem solvers, appreciate STEM, and explore the engineering design process. Since 2006, the Outreach team continues to develop and offer unique opportunities for students to have fun while solving real-world engineering problems.
Visit the Engineering Academies website for more information about all our engineering programs for K-12 students.
FIRST Robotics
FIRST Robotics is a national engineering contest that encourages engineering, science and technology and promotes “gracious professionalism.”
Badger State Science and Engineering Fair
Marquette held the BSSEF event for the third year in a row, and participation was up 250 percent from the previous year. The BSSEF is one of the state's primary vehicles to motivate students to study science, technology, engineering and math. Find out more.
Rube Goldberg Machine Contest
The Rube Goldberg Machine Contest™© is named after Pulitzer Prize-winning artist Rube Goldberg, whose inventions satirized new technologies. Students of all ages are participating in engineering, transforming everyday material into their own wacky and innovative machines. The contest allows your wild and ingenious inventions to be shown and provides a learning experience in engineering. Learn more about the Wisconsin contest.
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