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Witchger School of Engineering

Engineering Programs

Welcome to the forefront of innovation and impact at Marian University's Witchger School of Engineering, where technical mastery meets purpose-driven leadership. Here, you’ll build a strong foundation in engineering principles while applying them to real-world challenges across disciplines like biomedical, chemical, civil, computer, engineering physics, and mechanical engineering. Rooted in a hands-on, student-centered approach, our programs combine rigorous academics with collaboration, creativity, and personal mentorship.

Guided by Franciscan values and a commitment to excellence, our community prepares engineers not only to succeed in fast-paced industries but to lead them with integrity. From cutting-edge labs to industry partnerships, you’ll gain the experience and insight to design solutions that matter—so you're not just building a career, you're building a better future.


Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical engineers bridge the medical and engineering disciplines to improve health and society.


Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineers combine principles of chemistry, math, and science with engineering.


Civil Engineering

Civil engineering is one of the oldest engineering professions.


Computer Engineering

Computer engineering involves the design and development of computer and networking systems.


Engineering Physics

Engineering physics provides students with broad exposure to applied physics across multiple fields.


Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest and perhaps broadest engineering disciplines.

Phoenix Davis '26
"I love the closeness of the campus. I also love the 1-on-1 time with the professors and always knowing that if you have a question they will be there to help. I love the community of the classes. I enjoy being able to laugh and have fun while learning and working on hands-on projects."
Phoenix Davis '26
Biomedical Engineering Student

Make It Marian

At Marian, students will be challenged to solve real-world problems facing today’s society and be prepared for transformative leadership in tomorrow’s. Come join a community of scholars!

Learn

Learn about the programs we provide students that lead to successful careers and prepare them to be transformative leaders for service to the region, the nation, and the world.

Support

Learn how you can support the E. S. Witchger School of Engineering, our programs, and our students.
Nolan MacDonald '25
"I love the closeness of the campus. I also love the 1-on-1 time with the professors and always knowing that if you have a question they will be there to help. I love the community of the classes. I enjoy being able to laugh and have fun while learning and working on hands-on projects."
Nolan MacDonald '25
Mechanical Engineering Student

Engineering News and Links

INnovations Summer Engineering Camp

Weeklong residential camp for rising juniors/seniors featuring guest speakers, company tours, design challenges, and immersive college experience to spark engineering interest and diversity in STEM.

Engineering Camp Aims to Grow Interest & Diversity

WFYI (July 2024) spotlights efforts to boost diversity via hands-on activities and scholarships for underrepresented students in high-demand engineering careers.

Senior Vincenzo Mina First to Pass FE Exam

Historic first for Witchger School civil engineering (Jan 2026) demonstrating strong program preparation for professional licensure.

Dr. Abner Chen Named ASCE Fellow

Honored as ASCE Fellow (Oct 2025) for leadership in civil engineering and contributions to Marian's program growth.

Silvia Quezada '26 Wins National STEM Award

Received Maria Odelia Amaro Scholarship and Great Minds in STEM award (Oct 2025) for academic excellence and community leadership in engineering.

Marian Engineering Highlighted in Indy Growth

Mirror Indy (Oct 2025) profiles Witchger School as an accessible, hands-on option with Catholic-rooted education amid expanding Indianapolis programs—alternative to larger schools like Purdue.