Engineering Learning Communities
Your chance to connect with students of similar majors and interests

What is a Learning Community?

Living & Learning Communities at UConn allow students with a similar major or interest to choose to live together in a residence hall. Students in each community are enrolled in a one-credit seminar course or course cluster together, and engage in other activities 

as a community outside of class. These activities include: social and cultural events, study groups, volunteer work in areas of interest to you, opportunities for internships, interacting one-on-one or in small groups with faculty, staff, peer mentors and guest speakers, field trips, and more.

Learning Communities offer a fun way for you to learn about, and adjust to, life at UConn — a very large and complex community — within a smaller, close-knit community. They place you on a path to make the most out of your time at UConn, and they create a rich and integrated university experience that will inspire you to become an engaged lifelong learner. Discover resources and opportunities available to you at UConn from the start.

Engineering Learning Communities

COMMUNITY	WHO CAN APPLY?	ABOUT
	All incoming first year students, sophomores, and juniors that have been admitted into the School of Engineering.	A supportive environment for students majoring in engineering that provides access to School of Engineering faculty and staff while aiming to give students an overview of career opportunities in the field of engineering.
	All incoming first year students, sophomores, and juniors that have been admitted into the STEM majors.	Offers its residents faculty interactions, academic support, research opportunities, and a tight-knit living environment, all of which will contribute to persistence in their chosen fields.
	More information regarding International Engineering House to come.	More information regarding International Engineering House to come.