Juneteenth reflection
06/19/20 — A message from Dean Tsu-Jae King Liu on working together to create a more just and equal society.
From the dean
Dean’s note: Rising to the challenge
04/14/20 — As engineers, we can use our knowledge and skills to help address the myriad challenges that arise during this pandemic.
Dean’s note: A heart for students in engineering
10/25/19 — Engineering Student Services plays a key role in the success and well-being of our students.
Meet Berkeley’s new data science leader
08/14/19 — Microsoft's Jennifer Tour Chayes will become the university's new associate provost for the Division of Data Science and Information and dean of the School of Information.
Dean’s note: Why a world with AI needs more EQ
05/01/19 — To prepare students for a rapidly evolving workplace, engineering courses must offer training that augments social and emotional skills.
Ellen Ullman on her life in code
04/01/19 — In a Berkeley Talks podcast, programmer and author Ellen Ullman chats with Berkeley Engineering Dean Tsu-Jae King Liu about digital technology's loss of innocence, and reckons with all that has changed - and so much that hasn't.
Dean Liu chats with EngineerGirl
01/30/19 EngineerGirl — In an interview with Angela Zheng from EngineerGirl, Dean Tsu-Jae King Liu talks about her path to electrical engineering, her priorities as dean, and her advice to students from all backgrounds considering a career in engineering.
Dean’s note: Coming together as a community
11/14/18 — To come up with effective and impactful solutions, engineers need a diversity of perspectives, experiences and skills.
Q+A with Dean Tsu-Jae King Liu
11/14/18 — New Berkeley Engineering Dean Tsu-Jae King Liu elaborates on her priorities and long-term vision for the college.
Universities and the digital transformation of society
06/02/18 — Dean S. Shankar Sastry considers Berkeley's role during this age of artificial intelligence, cloud computing and the Internet of Things.
Dean’s word: Leading our students toward a new future of work
06/01/18 — Dean S. Shankar Sastry reflects on how to best prepare students for the jobs of the future.
Dean’s word: Future bound: Partners wanted
11/01/17 — Dean Sastry ponders what's in store for the future here at the college, and how to connect that vision to reality.
Achievements & innovations, College of Engineering, 2007-2017
10/13/17 — As Dean Sastry prepare to step down at the end of this academic year and return full-time to his faculty position, he reviews highlights of the work achieved by the college over the past decade.
Dean’s word: Inventing a better future
05/01/17 — The college is preparing to launch a new initiative, one with an audacious goal: to invent a better, more promising future for generations to come.
Dean’s word: Ambidextrous entrepreneurs
11/01/16 — Dean Sastry announces a new partnership with Haas School of Business and the creation of the Management, Entrepreneurship, & Technology program.
Best of engineering and business, in one
08/23/16 — The M.E.T. Program, our exciting new partnership with the Haas School of Business, will guide students to earn two full B.S. degrees - one in engineering, one in business.
Dean’s word: The future of intelligence
05/01/16 — Deep Learning technology has made a huge strides recently, advances built on pioneering research at Berkeley starting in the 1980s and carried on by a new generation of roboticists.
A time of celebration and sadness
04/12/16 — This spring we have come together as a community in celebration with engineering deans from across the country and in reflection as we mourn the passing of faculty colleague David Dornfeld.
Science and the public good
11/17/15 — To be equitable and sustainable, international development goals need to incorporate innovations in science and technology and harness the data revolution.
Dean’s word: Disrupting health care by design
11/01/15 — An expanding network, including a new partnership with UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland, allows the joint efforts of alumni, faculty and students to engineer solutions and change the scope of improving health care.