A compact bioreactor called Myoreactor propelled a team of Endicott College bioengineering majors from the lab to an entrepreneurial journey, taking them from Spark Tank to an international competition in Ireland.

Endicott College has been recognized for many awards. View the list of awards Endicott has received here.

The journey as a first-year student can be overwhelming, but Endicott offers countless resources and opportunities to help you thrive. From joining clubs and activities to finding support at the Center for Belonging, English major Isabela Schmidt ’25 breaks down how first-year students can build lasting connections and create a fulfilling campus experience.

Understanding the technology and the repercussions of sharing data is the foundation of two innovative new labs on the Endicott College campus.

Endicott College biology major Abigail Agrodnia ’26 has always been passionate about animals—but through an internship studying elephants in Kenya, her true career path has been illuminated.

As an international student studying at Endicott, be sure you understand the requirements governing any sort of employment in the United States.

The bioengineering program at Endicott College is an interdisciplinary study of coursework in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and computer science. Apply to Endicott today to learn more about our bioengineering program.

Compete in the competitive esports management and game design industry.

At the recent Massachusetts Professionals in Behavior Analysis (BABAT) conference, held October 16-18 in Worcester, Mass., Endicott College faculty and students were honored for their outstanding contributions to the field of applied behavior analysis.

From supervisor to CEO, the business management program at Endicott College prepares you for a successful career in the world of business. Learn business administration skills and how to apply them from expert teachers as professors in this program.

Inspired by nature and limited only by their creativity, Endicott College students redefined transportation in the Angle Center’s latest competition, showcasing cross-disciplinary LEGO designs that ranged from eco-friendly hovercrafts to hybrid submarine cars.