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Near-space certificate program boosts homeland security

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Tomato-pollinating robot takes top prize at Design Day 2026

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IDEAS in Mind helps autistic students get engineering internships

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Engineering earns top marks in latest Best Online Programs ranking from US News & World Report

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Semiconductor prototype stands out at Winter Design Day 2025

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Arizona backs U of A with $850K to grow mining and minerals workforce

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Preview Arizona’s only integrated engineering business bachelor’s degree

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U of A debuts state’s first combined engineering, business BS

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U of A colleges unite to launch medical device degree

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