College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Admitted Student Sessions

Add-On Visit Options

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Facility Tour

Attend a tour of select facilities led by a current UNH student. Information about the use of facilities and some programs will be shared. Tour is approximately one hour in length. Limited space is available and registration is required. Once capacity is reached, the registration will close.
Friday, april 11 | 2-3:30 P.M. | REGISTer for the CEPS FACILITY tour

Additional Facility Tours: Not able to attend the programs scheduled for Friday, April 11? Register for any of the other facility tours we have planned this spring.
Learn more and Register for other facility tours

John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center Open House

Stop by our state-of-the-art advanced manufacturing center where students are becoming the next generation of engineers while engaging with the region’s manufacturers of all sizes in an array of sectors. The Olson Center introduces students to innovative manufacturing technologies and allows visualization of manufacturing concepts to complement the skills learned in traditional classroom settings.

TBA | 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Registration: Not Required - Stop by any time within this timeframe
Address: 121 Technology Drive, Durham, NH 03824
Parking at the center is free
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Tours of the InterOperability Lab (IOL)

Gain hands-on experience with leading technologies working at a globally recognized test lab. Paid internships testing networking and data communication devices for Apple, Microsoft, Dell, and more.

TBA | 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Registration: Not Required- Stop by any time within this timeframe
Address: 21 Madbury Rd, Durham, NH 03824
Parking: The IOL is about a 10-15 minute walk from Edgewood Visitor Lot and Campus Crossing Lot where free parking is available for visitors attending the Admitted Student Session. Please follow the parking instructions in your admitted student session confirmation email.
There are also several meter spaces located in front of Madbury Commons along Madbury Road or in the Pettee Brook Town Lot and along Pettee Brook Lane. Please refer here for a parking map highlighting these locations. (Mahmoud can you link the attached parking map to the words in bold?) Please note these are not University managed lots, therefore it is important to ensure you have paid for the appropriate amount of time to avoid a parking fee.

Financial Aid Office

11 Garrison Avenue, Stoke Hall, ground level
The office is open 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. for any walk-in questions or help.

General Campus Tours

For those interested in a general information session and campus tour, we offer an option at 11:45 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. on April 11. Please register for the tour separately from this event. The session and tour are approximately two hours in length.

Add-On Visit Options

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Facility Tours

Attend a tour of select facilities led by a current UNH student. Information about the use of facilities and some programs will be shared. Tour is approximately one hour in length. Limited space is available and registration is required. Once capacity is reached, the registration will close.
Registration coming soon
Registration coming soon

John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center

Stop by our state-of-the-art advanced manufacturing center where students are becoming the next generation of engineers while engaging with the region’s manufacturers of all sizes in an array of sectors. The Olson Center introduces students to innovative manufacturing technologies and allows visualization of manufacturing concepts to complement the skills learned in traditional classroom settings.

Friday, April 8 | 12-2 p.m.
Registration: Not Required - Stop by any time within this timeframe
Address: 121 Technology Drive, Durham, NH 03824
Parking at the center is free
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Jere A Chase Ocean Engineering Laboratory

Stop by the state-of-the-art testing facility, where faculty and students in our ocean-centered programs conduct research in the areas of ocean engineering, ocean mapping, renewable energy, ocean acoustics, hydrogeology and hydrographic surveying. The recently expanded facility includes a large engineering tank, wave tow tank and more to support a growing academic program with abundant professional opportunities.

Friday, April 8 | 12-2 p.m.
Registration: Not Required - Stop by any time within this timeframe
Address: 24 Colovos Rd, Durham, NH 03824
Park at Campus Crossing and Walk to Chase Ocean Engineering Building
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Financial Aid Office

11 Garrison Avenue, Stoke Hall, ground level
The office is open 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. for any walk-in questions or help.

General Campus Tours

For those interested in a general information session and campus tour, we offer an option at 2 p.m. Please register for the tour separately from this event. The session and tour are approximately two hours in length.

Parking and Directions

Check-in for the event takes place in the Strafford Room, which is located on the second floor of the Memorial Union Building (MUB). Use the walking directions below to navigate to the MUB.

Metered spaces on Garrison Avenue and Main Street are monitored by the town of Durham. Unfortunately, Admissions cannot assist with waiving tickets should you receive a parking ticket. We discourage parking at the meters.

CAMPUS CROSSING PARKING LOT - DRIVING DIRECTIONS

GPS ADDRESS: 8 MILL RD, DURHAM, NH

Use the map for driving directions from your location. Use exit at Route 155A to access parking easily.

Continue onto Main Street towards Downtown Durham.
At the traffic circle, continue straight to stay on Main Street.
Proceed down Main Street for 0.9 miles and then turn right onto Mill Road.
Campus Crossing Lot will be on the right just 0.1 miles after you turn on Mill Road.

FROM CAMPUS CROSSING TO THE MEMORIAL UNION BUILDING

Once you have parked in Campus Crossing Lot, proceed to the Memorial Union Building (MUB).

Proceed towards Quad Way by walking in the opposite direction of Mill Road, which you used to access the lot.
Cross Quad Way.
You will see a large building in front of you labeled in the top right corner in silver letters, Memorial Union Building.
Proceed up the stairs or ramp into the building and go to the 2^nd floor.

EDGEWOOD LOT DRIVING DIRECTIONS

GPS ADRESS: 5 EDGEWOOD RD, DURHAM, NH
Use the map for driving directions from your location. Use exit at Route 155A to access parking easily.

Continue onto Main Street towards Downtown Durham.
At the traffic circle, continue straight to stay on Main Street.
Proceed down Main Street for 0.5 miles.
Turn left onto Edgewood Road.
Edgewood Road Visitor Lot will be on the left.

FROM EDGEWOOD TO THE MEMORIAL UNION BUILDING

Once you have parked in Edgewood Lot, proceed to the Memorial Union Building (MUB).

Head back towards Main Street and turn left onto Main Street.
Proceed 0.2 miles on Main Street.
Once you pass Hamilton-Smith Hall (two white pillars in front of the building),
Turn right and walk up towards the MUB circle.
Proceed through the sliding doors that are centrally located at the top of the circle.
Head to the 2^nd floor to proceed to the venue room.

D-LOT DRIVING DIRECTION
(ELLIOT ALUMNI CENTER)
GPS ADDRESS: 9 EDGEWOOD ROAD, DURHAM, NH

Use the map for driving directions from your location. We recommend using the exit at Route 155A to access parking easily and following the instructions to campus below.

Continue onto Main Street towards Downtown Durham.
At the traffic circle, continue straight to stay on Main Street.
Proceed down Main Street for 0.5 miles.
Turn left onto Edgewood Road.
Proceed straight on Edgewood Road for .02 miles.
Turn left onto Strafford Ave.
D-Lot will be on the left.

D-Lot to the Memorial Union Building

Once you have parked in D-Lot, proceed to the Memorial Union Building.
Walking Directions (11 minutes)

Walk towards Edgewood Road to exit the parking lot via the stairs and/or sidewalk.
Turn right on Edgewood and walk towards the traffic lights on Main Street.
You will walk by the Hamel Recreation Center (on your right) before approaching the Edgewood Road and Main Street intersection.
Cross the street at the lights (intersection of Main Street and Edgewood Road).
Take a left and continue down Main Street past a large clock tower (Thompson Hall) and a brick building with white pillars (Hamilton Smith), which will be on your right.
Take a right up the driveway to the Memorial Union Building (MUB).
Go to the main entrance (sliding doors) and proceed to the 2^nd floor to check-in outside of the venue room.

ACCESSIBLE PARKING (STATE-ISSUED HANDICAP PLACARD OR LICENSE PLATE ONLY.)

ADDITIONAL ACCESSIBILITY-RELATED INFORMATION

Accessible spaces can be found in every campus parking lot except for A Lot and Mast Road Lot. The closest accessible spots to the Memorial Union Building, where the first session of the day is occurring, are noted below. Please proceed to the Memorial Union Building after parking.

HAMILTON SMITH HALL
The side near Hood House
GPS Address: 89 Main Street, Durham, NH

MEMORIAL UNION BUILDING (MUB)
At the Circle Driveway
GPS Address: MUB circle, Durham, NH

CAMPUS CROSSING LOT
(it is not required to pay the meter if placard is visible)
GPS Address: 8 Mill Road, Durham, NH

B LOT
GPS Address: B Lot, McDaniel Drive, Durham, NH

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Thanks for your interest in the Admitted Student Session for the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS). While this event has passed, there’s always more to come. Head over to our visit opportunities page for our latest offerings. You can also explore other resources offered at CEPS to learn more about the distinct CEPS experience from our faculty, staff, and students. We can't wait to see you soon!

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Compete on the cybersecurity team (one of many college-supported organizations in CEPS)
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Conduct research in the Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center
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Get real-world experience (77% of graduates reported at least one internship experience and 95% of these experiences were paid)
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Build a car and race it at Michigan International Speedway
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20+ NASA satellites with UNH-built instruments on board
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World’s leading test facility for data and networking products (a.k.a. the InterOperability Lab)
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Nearly $1 million in additional college-specific scholarship funding is awarded to CEPS students
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Conduct original research in first year as part of Innovation Scholars Program
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Work directly with faculty experts in dozens of research labs (15-to-1 ratio)
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95% of graduates report getting a job related to their major
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There are a million reasons why you should choose UNH's
College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Here are our top 10...

Compete on the cybersecurity team (one of many college-supported organizations in CEPS)

Conduct research in the Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center

Get real-world experience (77% of graduates reported at least one internship experience and 95% of these experiences were paid)

Build a car and race it at Michigan International Speedway

20+ NASA satellites with UNH-built instruments on board

World’s leading test facility for data and networking products (a.k.a. the InterOperability Lab)

Nearly $1 million in additional college-specific scholarship funding is awarded to CEPS students

Conduct original research in first year as part of Innovation Scholars Program

Work directly with faculty experts in dozens of research labs (15-to-1 ratio)

95% of graduates report getting a job related to their major
First Destination Survey

Apply to UNH

Helpful Info

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College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Admitted Student Sessions

Schedule of Events*

Add-On Visit Options

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Facility Tour

John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center Open House

Tours of the InterOperability Lab (IOL)

Financial Aid Office

General Campus Tours

Add-On Visit Options

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Facility Tours

John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center

Jere A Chase Ocean Engineering Laboratory

Financial Aid Office

General Campus Tours

Parking and Directions

Congratulations

Explore Possibilities

There are a million reasons why you should choose UNH's College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Here are our top 10...

Compete on the cybersecurity team (one of many college-supported organizations in CEPS)

Conduct research in the Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center

Get real-world experience (77% of graduates reported at least one internship experience and 95% of these experiences were paid)

Build a car and race it at Michigan International Speedway

20+ NASA satellites with UNH-built instruments on board

World’s leading test facility for data and networking products (a.k.a. the InterOperability Lab)

Nearly $1 million in additional college-specific scholarship funding is awarded to CEPS students

Conduct original research in first year as part of Innovation Scholars Program

Work directly with faculty experts in dozens of research labs (15-to-1 ratio)

95% of graduates report getting a job related to their major First Destination Survey

Apply to UNH

Helpful Info

Undergraduate Admissions

Schedule of Events^*

There are a million reasons why you should choose UNH's
College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

95% of graduates report getting a job related to their major
First Destination Survey