graduate students adjust equipment in the Bowers lab

Delivering innovative, cross-disciplinary technologies

Electrical and computer systems are fundamental to modern life, from smart energy management to mission-critical defense systems, from wireless communications to life-saving healthcare devices.

Celebrating the Class of 2025

The UVA Electrical and Computer Engineering Class of 2025 has exemplified innovation, resilience and a commitment to engineering for the greater good throughout their academic journey, pushing boundaries and setting new standards for excellence. 

As they step into the next chapter, we recognize their achievements and the bright futures they are poised to create. Click here for more Class of 2025 stories, photos and videos.

  • Will Rimicci

    Graduating Stars Prepare To Launch Their Careers

    Fourth-Year Students Share Memories and Show Gratitude as They Say Goodbye

  • Students at a picnic table

    Spring Picnic and Awards

    The department celebrated its spring picnic and awards ceremony in Darden Court.

  • Yushun Dong with Associate Dean Matt Panzer and Dean Jennifer West

    Outstanding Ph.D. Student Award Recipients

    UVA Engineering's exceptional students have demonstrated meaningful contributions to their fields through innovative research, dedicated mentorship and community engagement.

  • Hughes Award winners

    Engineering Hoos Win Hughes Award

    The School of Engineering and Applied Science is proud to announce this year’s Thomas Hughes Award winners for undergraduate research.

  • Graduates celebrating in Darden Court

    In Photos: Diploma Ceremony

  • ECE capstone group

    Capstone Projects

    Fourth-year electrical and computer engineering students presented their capstone projects during poster sessions in fall 2024.

  • Your Final Assignment: Build a System To Improve UVA Swim Starts

    Engineering Capstone Student Team Takes on the Challenge of Creating a Smarter Starting Block

  • Grad Thesis SLAM!

    Electrical and Computer Engineering's Muhammed Ceylan Morgul was one of three finalists representing UVA Engineering in this year's Grad Thesis SLAM!

The Charles L. Brown Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is distinguished by its highly collaborative culture as well as its core strengths in areas like terahertz and photonic devices, low-power digital systems, signal and image processing, and advanced controls. Thanks to our extensive partnerships with researchers around the University and the world, we are at the forefront of innovation in such emerging fields as cyber-physical systems and multifunctional materials integration, as well as neuroscience, smart and connected health and medical imaging.