DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORS

FIU Faculty Honored with Distinguished University Professor Title

FIU’s Office of the Provost has awarded the prestigious title to Dr. Stavros Georgakopoulos and Dr. Arif Sarwat.

DEGREES

Shape the Future with AI-Driven Engineering and Technology

Starting Fall 2025, Florida International University (FIU) is launching BS and MS degrees in Applied AI and Internet of Things (IoT). These cutting-edge programs blend engineering and technology with AI, preparing students to develop innovative solutions across industries. Be part of the future. Apply today!

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DEPARTMENT RANK

Biomedical Engineering graduate program ranks #45 among public institutions

FIU’s graduate programs have once again been recognized among the nation’s best, with several ranking in the top 50 among public universities in the United States, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.

EVENT RECAP

FIU research, innovation take center stage at eMerge Americas

FIU showcased research in the College of Engineering & Computing, the FIU Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy, as well as Aquarius Reef Base, cybersecurity initiatives, Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC), additive materials and the hurricane research being conducted in the FIU Extreme Events Institute.

NEWS

Congratulations, Dr. Berrin Tansel!

FIU Professor Berrin Tansel has been named a 2024 AAAS Fellow in recognition of her contributions to environmental engineering, water treatment, and sustainable solutions.

ANNUAL REPORT

Our 2024 AR is ONLINE!

We’re shaping the future with top-tier rankings, groundbreaking research, and unmatched opportunities. Read about how South Florida’s Top 50 public research university is leading the innovations of the future.

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STUDENT RESOURCES

Create, Innovate, Collaborate

Discover FIU’s MakerSpace [EC1461]—a dynamic environment where students can work on homework, lab assignments, and collaborative projects with cutting-edge tools and resources.

College of Engineering & Computing

As the research engine of the university, our mission is to reach preeminence in the classroom, laboratory and industry. With this in mind, we are pursuing innovations in education, research that is interdisciplinary and leads to entrepreneurial pursuits, and stronger community and industry engagement. We are offering new degrees and programs that will prepare our students for jobs of the future. We are expanding our outreach in the community and engaging with our partners and alumni in the industry to promote FIU engineering across the nation and to enhance post-graduation opportunities for our students.

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Outstanding graduate

Abhijith Sukumaran Elected as Outstanding Graduate

Sukumaran, who earned his Ph.D. in Materials Engineering, has made groundbreaking contributions to space materials research by developing Ti-hBN multifunctional coatings for lunar structural components. His work, tested on the International Space Station and NASA facilities, enhances materials’ durability in extreme lunar environments. With 20 publications, 3 patents, and a NASA TRL-7 achievement, he has significantly advanced space coating technologies, impacting future Artemis and HLS missions.

Ransomware can hide in the websites you upload files to

When it comes to protecting your computer, the danger is not only in what you download; it’s also in what you upload, says FIU study lead by principal investigator, Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Sciences professor Selcuk Uluagac.

Faculty Highlight

Ransomware can hide in the websites you upload files to

When it comes to protecting your computer, the danger is not only in what you download; it’s also in what you upload, says FIU study lead by principal investigator, Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Sciences professor Selcuk Uluagac.