Armour College of Engineering: Bringing New Ideas into the World

Since 1890 Armour College of Engineering at Illinois Tech has been educating world-class engineers who go on to make an impact in service to humanity. Our faculty are leaders and innovators in their fields, accomplishing feats such as inventing a one-of-a-kind intracortical visual prosthesis, pioneering the use of microgrids for reliable energy distribution, and developing detailed maps of the human brain. We help drive Chicago’s continued rise as a global technology and innovation hub.

Louis Cattafesta

Fluid Dynamics Expert Louis Cattafesta Named Olin Endowed Department Chair

Louis Cattafesta is the inaugural holder of the John G. and Jane E. Olin Endowed Department Chair in Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering.

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Environmental shot of Zoe Lallas (M.S. CE ’22, Ph.D. Candidate CE)

Zoe Lallas (M.S. CE ’22, Ph.D. Candidate CE) considers herself an all-out concrete fanatic, and for the past five years she’s found a home among equally concrete-obsessed people in Illinois Tech’s...

Research in Service to Humanity

An Armour College of Engineering student works on racecar

Distinctively Armour

We integrate theory and practice, leading our students to tackle complex, real-world problems. Our newly launched Armour Academy offers students individualized planning, industry mentorship, and guaranteed experiences through Illinois Tech’s one-of-a-kind Elevate program.

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Engineering at Illinois Tech

The only tech-focused university in Chicago.

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Featured Faculty

Georgia Papavasiliou
Professor of Biomedical Engineering Professor of Chemical Engineering Associate Dean for Undergraduate Affairs, Armour College of Engineering Visiting Professor, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Rush Medical College
Ankit Srivastava
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Fouad Teymour
S.C. Johnson Professor of Chemical Engineering Director of the Center for Complex Systems and Dynamics