Science and Engineering Hall

The Science and Engineering Hall (SEH) is the home of the School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS), plus additional science courses in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.

Most notably identified by the vibrant green wall of live plants that greets visitors upon entering the building, SEH caters to over 880 SEAS students, nearly 40% of whom are female, almost twice the national average for engineering schools.

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Photo of main lobby of Science and Engineering Hall at GW.
First basement floor hallway home to student study space with whiteboard walls for study use.
Photo of the immense 3 story sizes High Bay room with 20 ton crane inside.
Photo of Student Machine shop with many forms of heavy equipment.
Photo of Materials Laboratory on floor B2.
Photo of interior of Professional machine shop located on floor B1 of SEH
Photo of two students testing lab specimens.
A student tending to a plant in a greenhouse
Students presenting research in an open indoor space
Students studying samples using a microscope
Science and Engineering Hall exterior
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🧫 School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

At GW's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), students study engineering, computer science, and more. Our talented faculty teach in a state-of-the-art facility and lead a fast-growing research enterprise. With SEAS as your home and D.C. as your stage, leadership and impact are your future!

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