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Undergraduate Tours

The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) hosts morning information sessions and tours for prospective undergraduates on select dates throughout the year. Each program includes a brief presentation describing available academic programs, popular experiential learning and academic support options, and admissions information. Sessions will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end around 11:30 a.m.

We also encourage you to attend a university-wide UB Admissions tour. If an afternoon tour is offered on the same day as your SEAS tour, you would be able to attend both. You can find available UB Admissions tour dates and sign up online or call 1-888-UB-ADMIT (1-888-822-3648).

Group of Students on the North Campus Outside Davis Hall.

Monday Tours (spring 2026)

Monday tours will include stops at Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering, the Machine Shop, Computer Science and Engineering, and the Office of Undergraduate Advising.

Wednesday Tours (spring 2026)

Wednesday tours will include stops at Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, the Machine Shop, and Environmental Engineering.

Friday Tours (spring 2026)

Friday tours will include stops at Digital Manufacturing Lab/DREAM, Industrial Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, the Machine Shop, Materials Science and Engineering, and the Office of Undergraduate Advising.

We will not be hosting tours surrounding our large-scale UB Accepted Student Days in April. If you are an accepted student and looking to visit around those times in April, please considering visiting us for one of those events designed specifically for you!! More information on these will be provided via UB Admissions in the spring.

Please note that our tours are capped at 30 people due to fire code and space restrictions in labs featured on the tour. We request that you limit your party to 3 people (1 student + 2 guests) when possible in order to help us host the maximum amount of interested students in each session. 

Questions about visiting SEAS?

If you have questions or inquiries about visiting SEAS, please contact Baylee Snodgrass at bayleeri@buffalo.edu.

Upcoming SEAS Tours

Select an available date from the calendar below, then click on the tour you would like to register for. 

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Graduate Visits

To visit one of our departments or meet with faculty, contact the department you're interested in or contact the Office of Academic Affairs - Graduate Education team at easgrad-enroll@buffalo.edu. 

Have a group?

If you are a faculty or staff member who would like to bring a group of prospective graduate students to campus, let us know! Contact us for more information.

Planning your visit:

Visitors to UB are required to abide by its health guidelines. Masks are now optional on its campuses in most settings but may be required in some clinical health care settings and in the Student Health Services Shuttle.

Group of SEAS students working in the atrium of Davis Hall.

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Meet Students in Your Major

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Angelique Jan Miane.
"I am passionate about helping others. Whether it be through engineering or volunteering my time or even giving people directions on campus, there’s such a gratification to know you may have made their lives at least a little bit better."
3/7/23

Angelique Jan Miane
Mechanical engineering student

Sebastian Cisneros.
"My favorite part about the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers is the amount of career opportunities that come with being involved with the club."
9/17/24

Sebastian Cisneros
Computer science student

Purvi Patel.
"My experience in Dr. Xia's lab made me interested in imaging technology, which is something I hope to continue with in my professional career."
3/26/21

Purvi Patel    
Biomedical engineering student

Auburn Schwartzmeyer.
"The sense of community among the students is amazing. There are people I've known since freshman year that I still see every day, yet I always find new faces who are immediately welcomed into the engineering groups."
3/7/23

Auburn Schwartzmeyer
Mechanical engineering student

Lisa Kanbur.
“Through student clubs I have found a sense of community with people that motivate me and inspire me every day. ”
9/17/24

Lisa Kanbur
Computer science student

Esther Jose.
"When I moved to the U.S. from India, pursuing a better education, I had to start from scratch. I am so grateful for the delightful and supportive group of people I have been blessed to know and love at UB and in Buffalo."
2/22/24

Esther Jose
Industrial engineering student

Alex Liu.
“I enjoy how research-oriented the professors are, and how open they are to working with undergraduates.”
9/17/24

Alex Liu
Computer science student

Riley Blasiak.
“I chose UB for its location and because it offers a great engineering program for an affordable price.”
8/24/22

Riley Blasiak
Civil and environmental engineering student

Anoop Kiran.
"The SEAS Professional Development Blueprint has served as an invaluable reference, assisting me in making informed decisions on career preparation and graduate school."
12/14/22

Anoop Kiran
Aerospace engineering student

Jimmy Harter.
“The professors are amazing, and are on the cutting edge of research in their field. The opportunities and knowledge you’re able to gain from them at Buffalo is astounding.”
6/17/22

Jimmy Harter
Aerospace engineering student

Megan Cassidy.
“Being a part of a sorority of women in engineering has been an empowering experience.”
12/14/22

Megan Cassidy
Environmental engineering student

Boluwatife Ibitayo.
"It has always been easy to find study groups and like-minded individuals within the UB engineering community." 
5/17/24

Boluwatife Ibitayo

Biomedical engineering student

Sydney Gallo.
"It is so important to enjoy our beautiful world, and do what we can to leave it better than we found it."
4/11/24

Sydney Gallo
Environmental engineering student

Hamlet Spencer.
“I chose UB because it is a top SUNY school with a great engineering program and a lot of diversity.”
1/2/24

Esther Saula
Civil engineering student

Valerie Bevan.
"I think that there is something uniquely important about meeting other women who are succeeding in the STEM field; it is simultaneously both a feeling of comfort and a call to action. And I’ve found that I have a passion for making those connections happen."
2/4/25

Valerie Bevan
Environmental engineering student

John Toftegaard.
"UB’s engineering program teaches you real engineering processes right off the bat."
2/6/25

John Toftegaard
Biomedical engineering student

Max Magee.
"There is a sense of camaraderie among the engineering students that makes it feel like you are going to class with 200 friends rather than strangers."
5/31/24

Max Magee
Aerospace engineering student

Madison Ciccarella.
“Join a club, society, or Greek organization at UB. The sense of community changed my entire college experience for the better.”
1/18/22

Madison Ciccarella
Mechanical engineering student

Titksha Singh.
"The UB faculty is a team of passionate and hard-working mentors who make you think out of the box."
8/24/22

Titiksha Singh
Mechanical engineering student

Liam Christie.
"Building a strong network of colleagues is one of the best things you can do in college. So get as involved in as many things as you can handle because the people you meet are the people that are going to follow you through college and you are only as strong as your network when it comes to jobs!"
12/9/21

Liam Christie
Electrical engineering student

Fernando Ramos Sigu​enza holds a Great Minds in STEM (GMiS) Scholarship certificate.
“Thanks to these hands-on opportunities, I have been able to gain valuable experiences that have set me apart and have helped me earn internship offers for this upcoming summer.”
11/21/22

Fernando Ramos Sigu​enza
Mechanical and aerospace engineering student

Marie Ettien.
"I am particularly passionate about effecting change within the prosthetics field by getting better quality prosthetics for amputees."
4/17/23

Marie Ettien
Biomedical engineering student

Kamal Patel.
"I chose to go to UB because of the affordable cost for a high-quality education right here in Buffalo."
2/3/21

Kamal Patel
Biomedical Engineering

Shardul Nitin Saptarshi.
"I think the best way to grow as an engineer is to apply the concepts that are learned in courses, and go above and beyond the curriculum through projects."
4/17/23

Shardul Nitin Saptarshi
Mechanical engineering student

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2 Minute North Campus Tour

UB Admissions holds university-wide virtual tours and events for prospective students and their families. Use the links below or call 1-888-UB-ADMIT (1-888-822-3648) to find an available tour date. Virtual visits for transfer students are also available.

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