For Engineers
Engineering not only shapes our world today but for lifetimes to come. Excellence in engineering embeds social, economic, and environmental considerations from day one. Engineering for One Planet makes it easier for educators across disciplines to prepare future engineers for excellence.
EOP’s teaching tools and grant programs support rapid, multidisciplinary curricular innovation for a more sustainable future.
And counting! Faculty have used free EOP resources to create or modify hundreds of core and required engineering courses. You can too, no matter the discipline.
Since launching EOP in 2020, over 50 grantees have impacted more than 36,000 students.
The Lemelson Foundation is co-funding up to $3M over three years with the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) to support EOP-aligned engineering education projects.
I am using the EOP Framework in my courses both as a way to incorporate sustainability-focused content within existing courses and a means to create new courses that center sustainability. Similar to skills like communication and teamwork, which are part of the EOP Framework, it’s no longer acceptable to only cover sustainability in elective courses – it needs to be incorporated throughout the curriculum.
Read the latest newsletter on how EOP celebrated Earth Day and brought the message of sustainability in engineering across the country.
Meet the 24 new awardees of the American Society for Engineering Education’s EOP Mini-Grants Program.
Applications are open for the NSF-Lemelson Foundation EOP grants through the Research in the Formation of Engineers program. Ideas for innovative curricular development or research are encouraged.
Apply for this year’s Innovation in Sustainability Award by April 20. This is your chance to tell the world how an individual, program, or institution is integrating sustainability into engineering education in innovative and large scale ways.
Catch up on the latest EOP newsletter with special announcements and opportunities.
This year's World Engineering Day theme, "Shaping Our Sustainable Future Through Engineering," offers an opportunity to view sustainability as both a destination and a approach.
