We provide a foundation for our graduates to adapt to future changes in their careers and personal lives, and to be engaged citizens of the global community.
OVERVIEW
Our society is becoming increasingly more complex and technological.
Now more than ever before, an understanding of science, technology, engineering and mathematics is essential to achieving success in school, career and life. Join our talented and dedicated team of faculty, staff and students as you prepare for a rewarding career in fields ranging from biology and physics to mathematics and engineering.
academic departments
Each of the eight academic departments that comprise the School of Science and Engineering offers high-quality academic programs that provide a strong theoretical basis combined with practical experience in the laboratory, clinic or field.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to limit in-person engagement, Merrimack’s civil engineering students took their lab work outside to study local bodies of water.
Dr. Brandi Baldock and co-authors Dr. Anthony Fernandez, Dr. Jimmy Franco, Dr. Brian Provencher and Dr. Mark McCoy from Merrimack’s department of chemistry & biochemistry recently published an article in the Journal of Chemical Education entitled “Overcoming the Challenges of Remote Instruction: Using Mobile Technology to Promote Active Learning.”
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mendel observatory
The School of Science and Engineering is home to the Mendel Observatory, which, in addition to serving as a learning center for physics students, hosts regular stargazing events open to the public.
Vicki Bianchini
Senior Administrator
Office of the Dean, School of Science and Engineering
978-837-5335
bianchiniv@merrimack.edu
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of 2018 science and engineering graduates had a job or participated in service or graduate programs within nine months of graduation.
of 2018 science and engineering graduates engaged in experiential learning - participating in an internship or co-op to gain hands-on experience.
of 2018 science and engineering graduates attended graduate school, including Columbia University, MGH Institute of Health Professions, Tufts University and Merrimack.
