Engineering EXPO

Engineering EXPO is a two-day event held annually at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s College of Engineering campus. EXPO is run entirely by students and has historically brought over 5,000 visitors to campus each year.

Save the Date for Engineering EXPO 2019!

April 6th, 2019

EXPO is free and open to the public on Saturday!

Students enjoying the activities at EXPO

Students at EXPO

Approximately 2,500 students from all over the state of Wisconsin attend Engineering EXPO each year!

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Student demonstrates her hand on fire photo

Catching Fire

A student organization invites volunteers to catch fire for a few moments!

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Materials Science & Engineering student organization photo

Student Orgs at EXPO

A Materials Science & Engineering student organization held several demonstrations explaining interactions with elements of Earth!

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Get Involved with Engineering EXPO

Schools

See how you can register your class for a spot at Engineering EXPO!

Industry

Learn how your company can participate at Engineering EXPO today!

Student Exhibits

View how registered student organizations can get involved in Engineering EXPO.

AS MEMBERS OF ENGINEERING EXPO 2019, OUR MISSION IS TO UNITE STUDENTS, INDUSTRY, AND THE COMMUNITY BY FOSTERING THE EXPLORATION OF TODAY’S INNOVATIVE IDEAS AND ACHIEVEMENTS. WE AIM TO SPARK CREATIVITY AND ENTHUSIASM IN THE MINDS OF FUTURE SCIENTIFIC LEADERS.
Engineering EXPO Team 2019

Featured Events

October-December

School Registration

April

5th EXPO Schools Event 9am – 2pm

6th EXPO Community Event 9am – 2pm

Our History

Up until 2015, Engineering EXPO has been a three-day event held every two years but is now an annual event that welcomes a wide array of participants and visitors. Participants at EXPO include Fortune 500 industry leaders, engineering student organizations on campus, individuals displaying their engineering projects and ideas, and thousands of students and members of the community.

Over the two days of EXPO, elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools are invited to explore what engineering involves. Each day the event is open to the public and we encourage public engagement throughout the event.