Cullen College Of Engineering

The Cullen College of Engineering campus is located at 4222 Martin Luther King Boulevard, Houston, Texas. One of the hallmarks of Cullen is its phenomenal accessibility. Students can opt for the Cougar Line shuttles to travel to and from the college campus. Likewise, Cullen students are also eligible for discounted metro fare cards and pass. Likewise, carpooling is another viable transportation option that Cullen students can choose. The BCycle program of the University of Houston is a bike-share program with six on-campus locations, 90-plus stations, and 635 plus bikes through Central Houston for Cullen staff, faculty, and students. Zipcar is also available on campus at the University of Houston for students, teachers, and staff to use. Members are extended access to multiple vehicles that they can use for a small hourly charge. 

Cullen College of Engineering offers an assortment of services to its students to ensure their professional, academic, and personal well-being. 

• Library Services – Students of Cullen College of Engineering have access to the University of Houston Libraries – which consists of the MB Anderson Library and three other branch libraries dedicated to music, optometry, and art, respectively. The library services of UH are automated and equipped with high-tech facilities like e-resources, Wi-Fi, etc.
• Health Services – The Student Health Center of Cullen College of Engineering, UH, provides primary care services and specialty clinics to Cullen students. Affordable medical services are offered to currently enrolled students that encompass treatments for short-term and long-term medical problems and injuries. Likewise, the UH Campus Pharmacy extends prescription and counter services to Cullen students. 
• Counseling Services – The Counseling and Psychological Services of the University of Houston promotes awareness and access to mental health services to foster UH students' self-discovery, learning, and interpersonal management. Cullen's faculty, staff, and student cohort are free to opt for the services. 
• Career Services – The Career Services department of Cullen College of Engineering offers an array of assistance to help students succeed in their careers and studies. eCONNECTION is the career management system at Cullen that facilitates professional development opportunities. Students can register to attend events, workshops, career fairs, etc., with no extra fee. 

Cullen College of Engineering is the epicenter of a vibrant student community. The university campus is famous for its diverse, inclusive, and student-oriented approach. 

• Campus Life – The Cullen of Engineering comprises seven academic departments that offer multiple graduate and undergraduate programs. The college is premised in the engineering building of the University of Houston. The college campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities like laboratories, high-tech classrooms, lounge areas, study halls, eateries, etc. 
• Student Clubs – the University of Houston is home to more than 400 student-led clubs and organizations catering to academic interests, social causes, performing arts, etc. The Cullen students can join the various clubs and groups for interpersonal development.
• Sports Activities – Athletics and sports are two integral aspects of the students' lives at Cullen. The athletics team of UH is called the Cougars. They compete in multiple intercollegiate varsity sports, including baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, swimming, etc. 

Students of Cullen College can avail the on-campus housing of the University of Houston. UH offers six on-campus living options. The halls are demarcated for first-year living, sophomore, loft, apartment living, etc. 

• The on-campus housing facilities available to Cullen students include fully-furnished rooms with beds, carpeted floors, closets, tables, chairs, etc. Moreover, all the rooms have basic cable and internet services with local telephone connectivity.
• Some of the shared amenities include laundry facilities, vending areas, housing staff, computer labs, meals, etc.
• Currently, 17 percent of all University of Houston students live on-campus.