LSSU earns ABET accredition for four engineering programs
This marks the first ABET accreditation for the robotics engineering program, with the other three programs completing re-accreditation.
What’s happening: Lake Superior State University (LSSU) has received accreditation for four bachelor of science program in computer engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineer and robotics engineering from the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. The accreditation signifies that these programs meet the standards for preparing graduates to enter critical technical fields.
What is means:. This marks the first ABET accreditation for the robotics engineering program, with the other three programs completing re-accreditation. ABET accreditation ensures that programs adhere to rigorous standards, producing graduates ready to innovate and address societal needs. Students in LSSU’s engineering programs benefit from small class sizes, hands-on learning, and strong industry partnerships. Opportunities include senior projects, laboratory experiences, and collaborations with external companies
What they’re saying: “Earning ABET accreditation for our Robotics Engineering program is incredibly exciting. It reflects decades of expertise in robotics at LSSU and confirms the quality and relevance of our curriculum to prepare students for the growing field of robotics,” said Dr. Edoardo Sarda, coordinator of robotics eEngineering.
About LSSU: Lake Superior State University is a close-knit university in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula where many faculty and staff know students by name. Founded in 1946, LSSU offers a unique personal education shaped by its size, setting, and spirit of community. The University’s one-rate tuition seeks to make education accessible to all students, while Laker athletics foster competitive spirit and school pride.
More information: For more information about LSSU engineering programs, visit: https://www.lssu.edu/school-of-engineering-and-technology/
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