Engineering Education - What We Do
Five Core Technologies
To promote strategic growth, Engineering Education is focused on creating and supporting programs and initiatives that support ASME’s Five Core Technologies:
Pressure Technology
The technologies applicable to the design, materials, fabrication, examination, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of pressure equipment
Clean Energy
The technologies for electric power generation, storage, distribution and usage, while minimizing the impact on the environment
Bioengineering
The technologies associated with application of the engineering processes in developing products, pharmaceuticals, biologics, cosmetics, food supplements, the prevention and treatment of disease
Robotics
The technologies for industrial machine systems and emerging areas, such as service robots, drones, and autonomous vehicles
Standing Committees
The standing committees for ASME Engineering Education provide great opportunities to engage in outreach and advocacy for mechanical engineering. These committees include:
Committee on Engineering Education (CEE)
Committee on Engineering Accreditation (CEA)
Committee on Engineering Technology Accreditation (CETA)
Mechanical Engineering Department Heads Executive Committee (MEDHExCom)
Mechanical Engineering Technology Leadership Committee (METLC)
Awards & Fellowships
ASME offers several engineering education-based awards and fellowships for the mechanical engineering community. These awards and fellowships include:
Donald N. Zweip Innovation in Education Award