The School of Engineering’s five departments are housed in four buildings located on the southwest area of campus between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue and Terrace Street. UNM School of Engineering campus map
Department |
Building |
Chemical and Nuclear Engineering |
Farris Engineering Center |
Civil Engineering |
Centennial Engineering Center |
Computer Science |
Farris Engineering Center |
Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Electrical and Computer Engineering |
Mechanical Engineering |
Mechanical Engineering |
The School of Engineering Dean’s Office is housed in the Centennial Engineering Center, on Redondo Drive off of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. Parking Spaces are available only by permission from the School of Engineering Dean’s Office; please call 505-277-5521. Dean's Office Parking Spaces map.
B-50 and B-146 are in between Centennial Engineering Center and the Mechanical Engineering Building:
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