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If you're interested in engineering and planning an in-person visit, be sure to register for our dedicated undergraduate engineering visits. These info sessions and tours are specific to Dartmouth Engineering. For a general campus tour, contact Dartmouth Undergraduate Admissions.
Info sessions and tours are held on Mondays and Fridays. Occasionally on Tuesdays or Wednesdays, we offer an extended tour that also covers the key topics from the info session. Dartmouth Engineering student-guided tours are not guaranteed when classes are not in session (a self-guided tour will be provided when student guides are unavailable).
We offer both virtual and in-person events about our MEng, MEM, MS, and PhD programs to help you connect with faculty, staff, and students and navigate the application process.
Interviews and visits are set up for applicants at the recommendation of faculty members. Applicants are encouraged to reach out to faculty members they are interested in working with to discuss their research opportunities. If you have questions, please contact us at engineering.admissions@dartmouth.edu
Hanover, Dartmouth's home, was ranked one of the "10 best small college towns in the US" by readers of USA Today.
Thayer School of Engineering (Dartmouth Engineering) is located on Dartmouth's 269-acre main campus surrounded by pristine natural beauty. Dartmouth serves as an intellectual and cultural center for the town and surrounding communities, collectively called "The Upper Valley."
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15 Thayer Drive, Hanover, NH 03755
The Class of 1982 Engineering and Computer Science Center (ECSC) is a significant expansion of Dartmouth's West End with research and teaching facilities including enhanced new homes for the Department of Computer Science and Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship. The West End brings together key drivers of human-centered impact—research, experiential learning, and tech-transfer support—and features flexible spaces for hands-on design, fabrication, and problem-solving, giving students from across Dartmouth an unsurpassed environment for learning by doing.
Visit the Traveling to the Dartmouth Campus page for driving directions, airport information, and ground transportation options.
Once you arrive on campus, use Dartmouth's Campus Maps to find your way to Thayer School of Engineering. Our main entrance is located on the MacLean Building.
Your destination depends on how you are arriving:
If you plan to park in the Anderson Parking Garage, enter 15 Thayer Drive, Hanover, NH, into your GPS.
If you are arriving on foot, enter Irving Institute for Energy and Society as your destination. The Irving Center is located just to the right of the engineering buildings.
Paid visitor parking is available in the Emily and Errik Anderson Parking Garage under the Class of 1982 Engineering and Computer Science Center. Limited parking spaces are also available near the traffic circles on Thayer Drive and Tuck Mall. Additional visitor parking is located in G Parking Lot, which is about a 20-minute walk to Dartmouth Engineering. Free shuttle service is available from G-Lot to various areas of campus.
Dartmouth Engineering's classrooms, labs, and offices are primarily housed in three main facilities in the West End District: the Class of 1982 Engineering and Computer Science Center, MacLean Engineering Sciences Center, and Cummings Hall.
Can't get here in person? Take our video tour.
Explore Dartmouth's West End with engineering sciences major Supriya Ganti '25 as she takes you on a tour of the campus and facilities that are home to Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth.
