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Current students
Build skills. Find support. Make your next move.
A practical hub for advising, minors, certificates, careers, entrepreneurship, mentorship, makerspaces, communication support, and student life.
Student hub
The useful routes, organized around what you need to do.
MSFEA's student resources support academic planning, career preparation, entrepreneurship, mentorship, fabrication, communication, and community life.
This page keeps the choices easy to scan while sending bookings, forms, policies, and live program requirements to their official owners.
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student support routes
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certificate options
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career services
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maker and fabrication routes
Quick access
Start with the right office or resource.
Use the official destination for live academic guidance, services, catalogues, and appointments.
Academic guidance
MSFEA Advising Center
Advising information, contacts, and support for academic planning.
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Virtual advising
Advising Center Webex room
Open the faculty's published virtual advising room.
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Academic requirements
2026–27 undergraduate catalogue
Current MSFEA undergraduate curricula, rules, and course information.
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Academic requirements
2026–27 graduate catalogue
Current MSFEA graduate curricula, rules, and course information.
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Student services
MSFEA student resources
Academic, administrative, and practical resources for current students.
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Community
Student clubs and societies
Find organizations, professional chapters, technical clubs, and community activities.
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Add a field
Earn a minor in a high-demand field.
Check eligibility, prerequisites, course requirements, and declaration procedures on each official page.
Computing
Artificial Intelligence
Health and design
Bioengineering Design
Processes
Chemical Engineering
Leadership
Engineering Management
Public purpose
Humanitarian Engineering and Public Health Innovations
Cities
Urban Studies
Sustainability
Sustainable Design and Systems
Product development
Integrated Product Design
Focused credentials
Get certified and strengthen your profile.
Use the official program pages to confirm current participation and completion requirements.
Undergraduate
Technical Communication
Develop clear written, oral, and professional communication for technical settings.
Graduate
Academic Communication
Strengthen communication for graduate study, research, and academic work.
Interdisciplinary
Humanitarian Engineering and Public Health Innovations
Connect engineering practice with public health and humanitarian needs.
Design practice
Human-Centered Design
Build practical methods for framing needs and designing relevant products, services, and experiences.
From project to venture
Gain entrepreneurial skills and test an idea.
MSFEA's entrepreneurship routes support students moving from a technical project or early idea toward a viable venture.
The Final Year Project Accelerator helps teams examine whether an innovative technical project can become a viable business.
Students can also book entrepreneurship office hours for practical guidance on ideas, competitions, startup programs, and the wider ecosystem.
- Test and refine a technical idea
- Get feedback from experienced mentors
- Develop and practice a clear pitch
- Connect with the startup ecosystem
- Understand early routes to capital
Prepare and connect
Career support from first year onward.
The Career Development Center combines practical preparation, work experience, advising, and structured pathways.
Career readiness
CV, cover letter, and interview support
Use CDC workshops and online modules for applications, interviews, workplace skills, job search, and career planning.
Work experience
Internships and co-op
Combine study with practical experience, including an extended six-month co-operative education format.
Individual guidance
One-on-one career sessions
Speak with the CDC team about career questions, applications, choices, and next steps.
International experience
IAESTE
Explore technical internships abroad and participate in the local IAESTE student community.
Career pathways
Career+
Shape a purposeful path through coursework, applied experience, skills, clubs, societies, and volunteering.
Broaden your practice
Learn human-centered design and find a mentor.
Short workshops, coursework, peer support, and alumni or industry mentoring add perspective beyond a student's main program.
Workshop series
Human-Centered Design sprints
Biweekly design sprints use real briefs; students who complete five workshops can earn a certificate.
Course
ENMG 664: Introduction to Human-Centered Design
Acquire tools and methods for designing relevant products, services, and experiences.
Peer and professional support
MentorPlus+
Connect with peers, alumni, and professionals for campus navigation, academic support, networks, and career insight.
Make and test
Become a builder.
MSFEA students can move from idea to physical experiment through digital fabrication, workshops, laboratories, and hands-on support.
The REDROOM welcomes students from different programs and experience levels for consultation, making, and project development.
The ArD TechLab supports digital fabrication, research, courses, studios, workshops, and collaboration, while additional wood, metal, and specialist facilities extend what students can build.
- REDROOM Makerspace
- ArD TechLab
- Wood and metal workshops
- Program laboratories and specialist facilities
CREATES
Strengthen technical writing and communication.
Communication Research, Education, and Training E-Space supports the academic and professional communication needs of MSFEA students.
CREATES combines online learning with direct support from communication specialists.
Students can improve written and oral work, request feedback on drafts, and use practical educational resources.
- E-Learning modules for written and oral communication
- One-on-one feedback on drafts
- Accessible writing and communication resources
Official source
Confirm requirements and deadlines with AUB.
This page presents the most useful information in a clearer format. AUB remains the authoritative source for admissions, curricula, policies, dates, and forms.
Need help?
Get guidance from the right MSFEA team.
Contact advising for academic planning or the Career Development Center for career preparation and appointments.