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Grand Canyon University can help you take your college experience to a higher level. Not only can you sharpen job-related skills, but you can also participate in Christian worship, community outreach and more. GCU offers various events and activities focused on technology, engineering and math (STEM) that promote hands-on learning and the exploration of careers in STEM. These organizations and events complement rigorous classroom teaching and can teach you how to pursue careers in STEM-related fields.
Classroom labs in the engineering building as of Fall 2022.
In addition to academic support, GCU offers a variety of other resources such as career services, student clubs, and opportunities for community involvement to help you grow.
Explore program majors, get resume tips, practice interviewing, networking and more by visiting GCU’s Office of Career Services. The College of Engineering and Technology is deeply invested in helping you transition into a career that matches your talents and interests. Our STEM faculty is readily available to share their own personal experiences, connections with technology and engineering resources and career pathways to help you find your purpose and prepare for a future career.
GCU believes that education extends beyond the classroom. That is why we offer on-campus clubs that give you the opportunity to engage in cross-disciplinary learning, network with like-minded peers and deepen Christian values. Check out opportunities to give to the community, gain field experience and have fun during your GCU academic journey.
Supporting good work within the community is an important part of GCU’s values. We provide many opportunities to participate and help your development as a responsible servant leader.
As you prepare for your visit to GCU, find out how our College of Engineering and Technology student resources can help prepare you for your future.
We are proud to offer more than 21 labs used for scheduled classes and nine additional labs used by students outside of their scheduled classes to experience hands-on learning using advanced technologies and tools to serve a real purpose in the world. You can access these labs from day one as a freshman, giving you an opportunity to bring your ideas to life. Here are just a few of our dynamic technology and engineering resources and workspaces.
The Al Lab provides RDP students with a space to collaborate on diverse Al and machine learning projects. Each year features different projects with no continuity from one year to the next.
Discover how to design in 3D, lay out drawings and simulate conditions to arrive at potential engineering solutions.
The CCE empowers cybersecurity expertise through ethical cyber practices, fostering collaboration among learners, professionals and industry leaders to drive innovation in cyber technology.
Apply physics concepts to complex real-life situations by using static boards, pulley systems and other tools.
Explore electrical materials using electron and atomic force microscopes and learn how molecular properties impact product.
Through interdisciplinary collaboration and technology, we aim to contribute to the development of intelligent systems that can enhance human capabilities, solve complex problems and drive societal progress.
Determine material properties for appropriate design selections by testing, analyzing and evaluating different materials.
Explore and apply electrical and mechanical processes using electromechanical systems and 4-axis robot arms.
Focus is placed on utilizing a piping system, including fluid flow, heat transfer and mass transfer, in this lab.
The VR Lab is designed as a dedicated space for students to develop and work on their VR projects outside of class. Unlike teaching or research labs, it serves primarily as a room equipped with computers for project work.
