Headquartered in the Rudolph F. Bannow Science Center, the current Fairfield University School of Engineering & Computing is a continuation of the Bridgeport Engineering Institute (BEI), after a merger in 1994 resulted in the formation of the BEI School of Engineering at Fairfield University. BEI was founded in 1924 with a mission to deliver quality engineering education to the citizens of southern Connecticut.
The School of Engineering & Computing at Fairfield has grown from two original electrical and mechanical engineering programs in 1994 to now include undergraduate programs in biomedical engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering. A selection of five-year BS/MS programs are available, including an MS in Management of Technology. Graduate programs are offered in data science, cybersecurity, electrical and computer engineering, management of technology, mechanical engineering, and software engineering.
Continuing to adapt to an ever-changing world, the School of Engineering & Computing also offers a Software Engineering Certificate Program with specializations in cybersecurity, data science and big data technologies, network technology, and web and mobile application development.