THE YEAR IN NUMBERS BY MICHAEL T. GIBBONS Engineering degrees increased at all levels during the 24-5 academic year. This trend has continued at the bachelor s and master s levels since 1999. Doctoral degrees increased for the third consecutive year. This recent spurt has helped the United States recover from a decade of non-growth that began in the early 199s. Bachelor s degrees awarded in engineering are back to the levels seen during the late 198s. This holds true even when accounting for the greater number of computer science degree recipients from engineering colleges in recent years. At the bachelor s level, 73,62 students received engineering degrees, about 7 more than last year. The computer science portion of that total dropped by 8 percent to 8,419. Similarly, master s degrees increased by just over 8 from 23-4 to 4,65 in 24-5. The Ph.D. level saw the largest growth, where doctoral degrees grew to 7,333, an increase of 27 percent since 22. Enrollment data indicates that this trend has probably peaked. Bachelor s and master s enrollments are both down for the second consecutive year. Growth in doctoral enrollment has slowed considerably. Undergraduate enrollment sustained its high point of 375, for the two consecutive academic years beginning in fall 23 and fall 24. While enrollment has fallen by 2 percent to 366,361 for fall 25, the number of freshmen hit a five-year low of 95,75. The fact that freshman enrollment declined indicates that this trend might continue for the near term. Enrollment trends at the graduate level have diverged in recent years. Since reaching a high of 91,665 students in fall 23, master s enrollment has fallen steadily to 83,293 in fall 25. That s a decrease of over 1 percent. Doctoral enrollment grew by just over 1, from last year to 57,77. Overall, enrollment at this level has increased by 5 percent since 1999. This massive growth will continue to fuel an increase in doctoral degrees awarded through the end of this decade. Conversely, master s degrees are headed in the opposite direction. The enrollment data clearly show that master s degrees awarded should begin declining in 26. This trend will continue for the next several years. One component in the decline in undergraduate enrollment is the decreasing percentage of women enrolled. The percentage of bachelor s degrees awarded to women in 24-5 stands at 19.5 percent, while only 17.5 percent of enrolled undergraduates were women. All sources indicate that this is down from recent years. The percentages of women enrolled at the master s and doctoral levels are higher, with each standing at 22 percent. This compares well with the percentage of women receiving master s degrees (22.7 percent) and doctoral degrees (18.3 percent). In fact, women are increasing their share of doctorates. Although that share has grown only marginally from 17.9 percent in 1999 to 18.3 percent in 25, the enrollment data clearly indicates that more doctorates will be awarded to women in the near future. However, this representation may eventually be undercut by the decreasing supply of undergraduate women. The percentage of women in engineering is obviously much lower than their general share of the college population, which stands at 56 percent. Although this has focused the attention of engineering colleges, the ASEE data shows that women are selective in their interest in engineering. They are well-represented in disciplines such as agricultural, biomedical, chemical, environmental, industrial/manufacturing, and metallurgical and materials engineering. Women account for between 32 and 43 percent of bachelor s degrees in each of these fields. But, these are generally not the largest engineering fields. These six disciplines comprise only 17 percent of the total bachelor s degrees in the 22 disciplines used by ASEE. Women are less interested in the largest disciplines, including aerospace, computer, computer science, electrical, electrical/computer and mechanical engineering. Female students range from 11 to 17 percent representation in these fields. These six disciplines make up 63 percent of all bachelor s degrees. The solution to attracting more women to engineering will certainly require a review of this equation. The share of African-American and Hispanic-American students has remained low and virtually unchanged for the past decade. Despite comprising almost 25 percent of the U.S. population, these two groups earn just over 11 percent of bachelor s degrees awarded to U.S. students combined. At the master s level, African-Americans receive 4.6 percent of degrees, while Hispanic-Americans receive 5 percent. Each receives 3.7 percent of doctoral degrees. The percentage of foreign nationals receiving bachelor s degrees has remained steady at just under 8 percent. The fraction of master s degrees awarded to foreign nationals has retreated slightly from a high of 46 percent in 22-3 to 42.6 percent in 24-5. However, at the doctoral level, this portion has increased to almost 6 percent. Consequently, the number of U.S. students receiving doctorates in engineering is virtually the same as it was in the early 197s. Degree totals rose at all levels over the past six years. The fastest-growing disciplines were aerospace and biomedical, which increased their undergraduate totals by 12 percent and 137 percent, respectively. Biomedical showed the strongest graduate-level growth, notching totals of 135 percent for master s degrees and 78 percent for doctoral degrees. The largest disciplines of electrical, computer and mechanical engineering generally mirrored the overall trends and increased proportionally. Not all areas followed suit. Although civil and environmental engineering fared well at the doctorate level, these disciplines showed only meager growth for master s degrees and declined 1 percent for undergraduates. Chemical engineering bachelor s degrees continued to slide, falling 27 percent from 1999 to 25. This differed greatly from the 1 percent growth in master s degrees and 36 percent growth in doctoral degrees. Several trends remained steady in the area of tenured and tenure-track faculty. Since ASEE began collecting demographic data for the engineering faculty in 21, the percentage of women has increased incrementally each year. That percentage has grown from 8.9 percent in 21 to 1.6 percent in 25. Of course, a breakdown of this data shows stratification by employment level. Only six percent of full professors are women. That improves to 12.5 percent for associate professors and 18.5 percent for assistant professors. Similarly, Asian faculty members have grown gradually over that time from 17.2 percent to 21.1 percent. Unfortunately, African-American and Hispanic faculty member representation has remained essentially flat, with each hovering between 2.1 and 2.4 percent. More detailed data for 334 U.S. and seven Canadian engineering colleges can be found in the following 5 pages of our 25 Profiles of Engineering and Engineering Technology Colleges book or online at www.asee.org/colleges. Sources: Some background information was obtained from the National Science Foundation, Women, Minorities and Persons with Disabilities in Science and Engineering: 24, the Survey of Earned Doctorates published by National Organization for Research (NORC) at the University of Chicago, and Engineering Trends. Michael T. Gibbons is director of data research for the American Society for Engineering Education. He can be contacted at m.gibbons@asee.org.
BACHELOR S DEGREES, 24-25 BACHELOR S DEGREES BY ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE: 73,62 15, 12, 14,947 12,459 9, 8,419 8,247 6, 3, 5,455 4,521 3,647 2,924 2,724 2,41 2,371 3,366 Mechanical Electrical Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Civil Computer Chemical Industrial/Manufacturing Electrical/Computer Biomedical Aerospace Engineering (general) Metallurgical & Materials 1,179 84 722 635 522 383 315 33 275 212 Architectural Agricultural Environmental Eng. Science & Eng. Physics 92 Petroleum Engineering Management Nuclear Civil/Environmental Mining Computer Sci. (outside eng.) PERCENTAGE OF BACHELOR S DEGREES AWARDED TO WOMEN BY DISCIPLINE: 19.5% 5% 42.4% 42.9% 4% 37.2% 34.1% 31.9% 34.1% 3% 27% 27% 2% 1% 13% 22.7% 15.2% 14% 11.3% 22.1% 14.9% 21.4% 16.9% 23.7% 19% 18.9%21.2% 19.5% 13.1% Mechanical Electrical Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Civil Computer Chemical Industrial/Manufacturing Electrical/Computer Biomedical Aerospace Engineering (general) Metallurgical & Materials Architectural Agricultural Environmental Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Petroleum Engineering Management Nuclear Civil/Environmental Mining Computer Sci. (outside eng.) 12 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING BACHELOR S DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. Pennsylvania State University 1,396 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 1,372 3. Purdue University 1,261 4. North Carolina State University 1,24 5. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 1,198 6. University of Michigan 1,127 7. Virginia Tech 1,98 8. Texas A&M University 1,44 9. Ohio State University 892 1. University of California, San Diego 883 11. University of Florida 882 12. Iowa State University 868 13. University of Texas, Austin 865 14. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 818 15. University of California, Berkeley 776 16. California Poly. State, SLO 76 17. Cornell University 688 18. Arizona State University 637 19. University of Wisconsin, Madison 634 2. Michigan Technological University 627 21. University of Washington 624 22. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 615 23. Michigan State University 614 24. University of Central Florida 67 25. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 65 26. University of California, Davis 6 27. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 593 28. University of Colorado, Boulder 589 29. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 585 3. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 564 31. Drexel University 551 32. Auburn University 517 33. Clemson University 515 34. SUNY, Buffalo 514 34. Oregon State University 514 36. Colorado School of Mines 56 37. University of Missouri, Rolla 493 38. University of Arizona 479 39. California State Poly., Pomona 478 4. University of California, Irvine 476 41. Stony Brook University 469 42. San Jose State University 453 43. Kansas State University 44 44. Rutgers University 435 45. University of Virginia 427 46. Louisiana State University 413 47. Stanford University 388 48. Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico 387 49. University of South Florida 385 5. University of Utah 384 334 schools reported. BACHELOR S DEGREES BY ETHNICITY* 1 65.9% 12.5% 1.4% 5.8% 5.4% 67% 13.1% 8.5% 5.8% 5.6% 66.2% 14.1% 9% 5.4% 5.3% 67.6% 14.2% 7.3% 5.5% 5.4% 68.3% 7.2% 5.4% 5.1% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 BACHELOR S DEGREES BY RESIDENCY 1 92.2% 91.7% 92.5% 92.8% 14% 67.1% 14.2% 8% 5.6% 5.1% 66.2% 14.1% 8.6% 5.8% 5.3% 7.8% 8.3% 7.5% 7.2% 7.7% 7.8% 7.5% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 BACHELOR S DEGREES BY GENDER 1 78.8% 21.2% 79.2% 2.8% BACHELOR S DEGREES, 1999-25 8.1% 19.9% 92.3% 92.2% 92.5% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 Caucasian Asian- American Hispanic African- American * Data on ethnicity does not include schools from Puerto Rico or foreign nationals. 79.1% 2.9% 79.6% 2.4% 79.7% 2.3% 8.5% 19.5% Domestic Foreign National Male Female 13 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
BACHELOR S DEGREES, 24-25 BACHELOR S DEGREES BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER* 1, 37,87 59,217 14,385 8, 6, 7,93 7,386 4, 3,629 4,284 4,425 2, 2,427 1,149 2,364 1,182 1,22 1,11 Female African-American Asian-American Hispanic 272 73 Native American Caucasian Foreign National Male * Includes 636 male and 315 female graduates from schools in Puerto Rico. UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER* 25, 31,834 24,832 192,71 34,24 32,381 63,98 21,69 2, 15, 15,252 15,164 1, 5, 5,668 8,219 7,7 3,79 4,657 Female African-American Asian-American Hispanic 1,619 435 Native American Caucasian Foreign National Male * Includes 5,857 male and 2,47 female enrolled students from schools in Puerto Rico. 14 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
BACHELOR S DEGREES, 24-25 ENGINEERING BACHELOR S DEGREES AWARDED TO WOMEN BY SCHOOL 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 33 2. University of Michigan 285 3. Pennsylvania State University 266 4. North Carolina State University 255 5. Purdue University 228 6. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 222 7. University of California, Berkeley 221 8. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 29 9. Texas A&M University 28 1. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 25 11. University of Texas at Austin 194 12. University of California, San Diego 193 13. University of Florida 184 14. Cornell University 181 15. Virginia Tech 161 16. Michigan Technological University 157 16. Ohio State University 157 18. Colorado School of Mines 142 19. Arizona State University 14 19. University of California, Los Angeles 14 21. University of California, Davis 134 22. Iowa State University 127 23. California Poly. State, SLO 124 23. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 124 25. University of Washington 121 26. Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities 12 26. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 12 28. University of Colorado, Boulder 116 29. University of Wisconsin, Madison 11 3. University of Virginia 19 31. Stanford University 16 32. Michigan State University 15 33. University of Pennsylvania 14 34. Auburn University 11 35. Stony Brook University 99 35. Rutgers University 99 37. Drexel University 98 38. Louisiana State University 96 39. University of Southern California 95 4. University of California, Irvine 93 4. University of Central Florida 93 4. University of Pittsburgh 93 4. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico 93 44. Florida International University 92 45. Washington University 89 46. University of Arizona 86 47. Columbia University 84 47. University of South Florida 84 49. FAMU-FSU College of Eng. 83 5. California State Poly., Pomona 82 5. Carnegie Mellon University 82 5. North Carolina A & T University 82 334 schools reported. PERCENTAGE OF BACHELOR S DEGREES AWARDED TO WOMEN BY SCHOOL* 1. Yale University 4.7% 2. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 39.4% 3. Tennessee State University 38.6% 4. Morgan State University 36.7% 5. North Carolina A & T State Univ. 36.6% 6. Princeton University 36.5% 7. Alabama A&M University 36.1% 8. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 35.2% 9. Brown University 34.8% 1. Tuskegee University 34.6% 11. California Institute of Technology 33.3% 11. Prairie View A&M University 32.9% 13. University of Rochester 32.2% 14. Southern Methodist University 31.5% 15. Tulane University 3.1% 16. University of Pennsylvania 29.8% 17. Univ. of Colorado, Colorado Springs 28.8% 17. Washington University 28.8% 19. William Marsh Rice University 28.7% 2. University of Alabama 28.6% 2. University of the Pacific 28.6% *Minimum of 5 total bachelor's degrees awarded. 259 schools fit this criterium. ENGINEERING BACHELOR S DEGREES AWARDED TO AFRICAN-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL 1. North Carolina A & T State Univ. 26 2. FAMU-FSU College of Eng. 125 3. Georgia Institute of Technology 12 4. Howard University 16 5. North Carolina State University 93 6. Tennessee State University 89 7. Prairie View A&M University 8 8. Alabama A&M University 7 9. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 64 1. Morgan State University 63 11. Southern Univ. and A&M College 53 12. University of Florida 51 13. Tuskegee University 5 14. Drexel University 48 15. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 46 16. Florida Atlantic University 43 16. University of South Carolina 43 18. Virginia Tech 41 19. Florida International University 4 19. City College of the CUNY 4 334 chools reported. ENGINEERING BACHELOR S DEGREES AWARDED TO ASIAN-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL 1. University of California, Berkeley 413 2. University of California, San Diego 41 3. University of California, Los Angeles 321 4. San Jose State University 267 5. University of California, Davis 264 6. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 233 7. Georgia Institute of Technology 22 8. California State Poly., Pomona 214 9. Cornell University 213 1. Stony Brook University 29 11. University of Texas, Austin 22 12. University of Michigan 185 13. University of Washington 168 14. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 161 15. California Poly. State, SLO 146 16. Rutgers University 137 17. University of Illinois, Chicago 128 18. Virginia Tech 123 19. George Mason University 119 2. Stanford University 118 334 schools reported. ENGINEERING BACHELOR S DEGREES AWARDED TO HISPANICS BY SCHOOL 1. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 564 2. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico 387 3. Florida International University 27 4. University of Texas, El Paso 145 5. University of Florida 16 6. University of Texas, Austin 96 7. Texas A&M University 91 8. New Mexico State University 9 9. California State Poly., Pomona 85 1. Texas A&M University, Kingsville 82 11. University of New Mexico 72 11. University of Texas, Pan American 72 13. California Poly. State, SLO 68 14. University of Texas at San Antonio 65 15. City College of the CUNY 64 16. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 56 16. University of Central Florida 56 18. University of Houston 54 18. San Diego State University 54 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 52 2. New Jersey Institute of Technology 52 334 schools reported. 15 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
BACHELOR S DEGREES, 24-25 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL CIVIL ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. Embry Riddle Aero. U., Daytona Beach 159 2. Purdue University 142 3. U.S. Air Force Academy 13 4. University of Michigan 12 5. Georgia Institute of Technology 94 6. Virginia Tech 93 7. University of Texas, Austin 81 8. University of Colorado, Boulder 79 9. Iowa State University 72 1. Pennsylvania State University 67 11. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 63 12. Embry Riddle Aero. U., Prescott 61 13. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 59 14. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 58 15. Texas A&M University 54 16. University of Maryland, College Park 5 17. U.S. Naval Academy 49 18. Auburn University 44 18. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 44 2. University of Washington 41 61 schools reported. BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. University of California, San Diego 141 2. Johns Hopkins University 137 3. Duke University 122 4. University of California, Berkeley 117 5. Vanderbilt University 82 6. University of Pennsylvania 78 7. Washington University 73 8. Northwestern University 71 9. Boston University 65 1. Arizona State University 64 11. University of Iowa 63 12. Columbia University 56 13. Rutgers University 55 14. Texas A&M University 5 15. Case Western Reserve University 49 15. Marquette University 49 17. University of Michigan 48 18. Georgia Institute of Technology 45 19. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 42 2. Drexel University 41 2. University of Miami 41 69 schools reported. 1. Pennsylvania State University 112 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 16 3. University of Texas, Austin 14 4. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 98 5. North Carolina State University 93 6. Texas A&M University 86 7. University of California, Berkeley 82 7. Purdue University 82 9. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 8 9. University of Wisconsin, Madison 8 11. University of Florida 76 12. University of Michigan 68 13. Michigan Technological University 59 14. Brigham Young University 58 14. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 58 16. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Technology 55 17. Auburn University 52 17. Ohio State University 52 19. Colorado School of Mines 51 19. SUNY, Buffalo 51 21. University of Colorado, Boulder 5 21. Iowa State University 5 21. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 5 24. Drexel University 49 24. Louisiana State University 49 26. University of Cincinnati 45 27. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 44 27. Michigan State University 44 29. Virginia Tech 43 3. Cornell University 42 31. Mississippi State University 4 32. University of Delaware 39 32. University of Houston 39 34. University of Kansas 38 34. University of Oklahoma 38 34. University of South Florida 38 34. University of Toledo 38 38. New Mexico State University 37 39. University of Alabama 35 39. University of Arizona 35 39. Lehigh University 35 39. University of Pittsburgh 35 43. University of Missouri, Rolla 34 43. University of Virginia 34 45. Carnegie Mellon University 33 45. Rutgers University 33 45. University of South Carolina 33 48. University of Arkansas 32 48. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 32 48. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 32 157 schools reported. 1. Purdue University 184 2. Texas A&M University 174 3. Georgia Institute of Technology 161 3. North Carolina State University 161 5. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico 15 6. Pennsylvania State University 141 7. Michigan Technological University 121 8. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 115 8. Virginia Tech 115 1. University of Washington 112 11. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 111 12. University of Florida 11 13. Auburn University 19 14. University of California, Davis 13 15. Michigan State University 92 16. University of Central Florida 9 17. Clemson University 88 18. Iowa State University 87 19. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 85 2. California Poly. State, SLO 84 21. University of Texas, Austin 82 22. Colorado State University 81 22. University of Kentucky 81 24. University of Wisconsin, Madison 8 25. Brigham Young University 71 25. Drexel University 71 25. University of Missouri, Rolla 71 25. Ohio State University 71 25. University of Utah 71 3. Utah State University 69 31. California State Poly., Pomona 68 31. Northeastern University 68 34. FAMU-FSU College of Eng. 67 33. University of South Florida 67 35. University of Nebraska, Lincoln 66 36. University of California, Berkeley 65 36. Florida International University 65 36. Texas Tech University 65 36. Washington State University 65 41. Clarkson University 63 41. North Dakota State University 63 43. University of California, Los Angeles 62 42. Montana State University 62 44. University of Pittsburgh 61 45. University of Missouri, Columbia 59 46. Louisiana State University 59 47. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 58 48. Univ. of North Carolina, Charlotte 55 48. Rutgers University 55 5. Oregon State University 54 213 schools reported. 16 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
BACHELOR S DEGREES, 24-25 INDUSTRIAL/MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 272 2. Purdue University 163 3. University of Michigan 162 4. Ohio State University 131 5. Virginia Tech 14 6. Cornell University 11 7. Pennsylvania State University 99 8. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 77 9. University of Florida 76 1. Northwestern University 74 11. Stanford University 71 12. Columbia University 65 12. North Carolina State University 65 14. University of Wisconsin, Madison 63 15. FAMU-FSU College of Eng. 59 16. Texas A&M University 58 17. Arizona State University 54 18. Lehigh University 53 19. University of California, Berkeley 51 2. California Poly. State, SLO 5 21. Oregon State University 49 22. Clemson University 44 22. University of Iowa 44 22. Iowa State University 44 25. University of Washington 43 26. University of Arkansas 42 27. Kansas State University 41 28. Oklahoma State University 36 28. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 36 28. San Jose State University 36 31. University of Houston 35 31. North Carolina A & T State Univ. 35 31. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico 35 34. Mississippi State University 34 34. University of Pittsburgh 34 36. Lamar University 33 36. University of Texas, El Paso 33 38. University of Central Florida 32 39. Kettering University 31 39. Rochester Institute of Technology 31 41. California State Poly., Pomona 29 41. University of Southern California 29 41. University of Tennessee, Knoxville 29 44. Rutgers University 28 45. Florida International University 27 45. Miami University 27 47. Louisiana State University 26 47. SUNY, Buffalo 26 49. University of Arizona 25 49. Auburn University 25 49. Texas Tech University 25 113 schools reported. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. Pennsylvania State University 279 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 265 3. Purdue University 244 4. Kettering University 241 5. University of Michigan 229 6. Virginia Tech 217 7. Michigan Technological University 21 8. University of Texas, Austin 199 9. Iowa State University 183 1. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 182 11. California Poly. State, SLO 173 12. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 171 13. Michigan State University 166 14. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 163 15. Texas A&M University 162 16. Rochester Institute of Technology 151 17. Ohio State University 15 18. University of Wisconsin, Madison 144 19. University of Colorado, Boulder 139 2. North Carolina State University 134 21. Clemson University 133 22. University of Florida 132 23. SUNY, Buffalo 132 24. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 128 25. University of California, Davis 126 26. Cornell University 124 27. Worcester Polytechnic Institute 123 28. University of California, Berkeley 121 29. Brigham Young University 113 29. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 113 31. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 112 32. Oregon State University 19 32. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 19 34. University of Missouri, Rolla 15 35. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 13 36. Colorado State University 12 37. Univ. of California, San Diego 1 37. Clarkson University 1 39. University of Washington 97 4. Texas Tech University 95 41. San Jose State University 94 42. North Dakota State University 92 42. Oklahoma State University 92 44. University of Arizona 91 44. Carnegie Mellon University 91 46. University of Utah 9 47. Lawrence Technological University 88 48. California State Polytech., Pomona 86 49. Lehigh University 85 5. 5 schools tied with 84 274 schools reported. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. University of California, San Diego 26 2. California State Poly., Pomona 252 3. Georgia Institute of Technology 236 4. Pennsylvania State University 234 5. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 214 6. Purdue University 212 7. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 23 8. North Carolina State University 21 9. University of Florida 189 1. University of Washington 177 11. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 17 11. University of Michigan 17 13. San Jose State University 162 14. Virginia Tech 129 15. University of Texas, Dallas 127 16. University of California, Irvine 125 16. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 125 18. University of California, Davis 124 19. Texas A&M University 123 2. Arizona State University 122 21. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 122 22. Iowa State University 113 23. California Poly. State, SLO 112 23. Michigan Technological University 112 23. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 112 26. University of Wisconsin, Madison 19 27. University of Illinois, Chicago 18 27. SUNY, Buffalo 18 29. University of Missouri, Rolla 11 3. Auburn University 1 31. Louisiana State University 96 31. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico 96 33. University of South Florida 94 34. Drexel University 88 35. University of Texas, Arlington 85 36. University of Arizona 84 36. Michigan State University 84 38. University of Houston 83 39. University of Central Florida 81 39. Northeastern University 81 41. Florida International University 8 42. New Mexico State University 74 42. San Diego State University 74 44. California State U., Sacramento 72 45. North Dakota State University 71 46. California State U., Long Beach 7 46. University of Texas, El Paso 7 48. University of Michigan, Dearborn 69 48. Oregon State University 69 5. University of Southern California 68 255 schools reported. 17 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
BACHELOR S DEGREES, 24-25 COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. North Carolina State University 17 2. Iowa State University 168 3. University of California, Irvine 155 4. Georgia Institute of Technology 149 5. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 144 6. University of Florida 126 7. Purdue University 124 8. Texas A&M University 114 9. Pennsylvania State University 18 1. Virginia Tech 14 11. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 93 12. San Jose State University 9 13. University of Central Florida 85 14. California Poly. State, SLO 84 14. University of Michigan 84 16. New Jersey Inst. of Technology 83 17. Stevens Institute of Technology 77 18. Arizona State University 7 19. Drexel University 68 2. University of Arizona 64 2. San Diego State University 64 22. University of Illinois, Chicago 63 22. University of Pittsburgh 63 22. University of Wisconsin, Madison 63 25. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 61 25. Milwaukee School of Engineering 61 27. Polytechnic University 59 28. Northeastern University 58 29. California State U., Sacramento 57 3. Illinois Institute of Technology 55 3. Rochester Inst. of Technology 55 32. Clemson University 54 32. Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities 54 32. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 54 35. Michigan State University 51 36. Boston University 49 37. Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst 49 38. University of Washington 47 38. West Virginia University 47 4. University of Missouri - Rolla 46 41. Florida Institute of Technology 45 42. Florida International University 43 43. U. of Maryland, Baltimore County 43 44. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Technology 41 45. University of Delaware 39 45. Kansas State University 39 45. University of Missouri, Columbia 39 48. University of Arkansas 36 48. Univ. of California, Santa Cruz 36 48. Case Western Reserve University 36 48. Kettering University 36 48. SUNY, Buffalo 36 48. Santa Clara University 36 162 schools reported. ELECTRICAL/COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. University of Texas, Austin 39 2. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 243 3. Ohio State University 195 4. University of California, Berkeley 17 5. Rutgers University 162 6. Carnegie Mellon University 152 7. Cornell University 145 8. Brigham Young University 131 9. Worcester Polytechnic Institute 12 1. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 84 11. City College of the CUNY 83 12. Stony Brook University 78 13. University of Texas, San Antonio 67 14. Colorado State University 64 15. Vanderbilt University 61 16. University of Florida 6 17. University of Toledo 58 18. University of Colorado, Boulder 56 19. University of Pennsylvania 55 19. Southern Illinois Univ. Carbondale 55 45 schools reported. COMPUTER SCIENCE (OUTSIDE ENG.) ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL* 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 35 2. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 239 3. Brigham Young University 153 4. New Jersey Inst. of Technology 149 5. Purdue University 144 6. Carnegie Mellon University 138 7. Rochester Inst. of Technology 13 8. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 126 9. University of Wisconsin, Madison 19 1. University of California, Berkeley 99 11. University of Pittsburgh 96 12. Worcester Polytechnic Institute 95 13. University of Florida 92 14. University of Washington 91 15. Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst 85 16. University of Arizona 8 17. University of California, Davis 79 18. FAMU-FSU College of Engineering 75 19. Stevens Institute of Technology 65 2. University of Iowa 63 54 schools reported. * ASEE collects only a fraction of all computer science degrees awarded outside of engineering colleges. 18 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges COMPUTER SCIENCE (INSIDE ENG.) DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. University of California, San Diego 251 2. Stony Brook University 234 3. North Carolina State University 221 4. University of Texas, Dallas 21 5. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 26 6. University of Central Florida 198 7. California State University, Fullerton 186 8. Virginia Tech 184 9. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 149 1. University of Southern California 133 11. George Mason University 132 12. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County 127 13. Arizona State University 12 14. University of Texas, Arlington 118 15. California State Univ., Northridge 116 16. Pennsylvania State University 114 17. Florida Atlantic University 112 18. Stanford University 18 19. Florida International University 17 2. University of Michigan 12 21. SUNY, Binghamton 1 22. Drexel University 98 23. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 97 24. University of Pennsylvania 96 25. California State Univ., Long Beach 95 26. University of South Florida 94 27. Oregon State University 93 28. University of Colorado, Boulder 92 29. University of California, Davis 88 29. University of California, Riverside 88 29. Ohio State University 88 32. University of California-Santa Cruz 87 32. Texas A&M University 87 34. California Poly. State, SLO 85 35. California State Univ., Sacramento 83 35. Cornell University 83 35. Michigan State University 83 38. University of California, Berkeley 82 39. University of California, Los Angeles 8 4. SUNY, Buffalo 78 41. University of Utah 76 42. Colorado School of Mines 73 43. City College of the CUNY 72 43. Polytechnic University 72 43. Portland State University 72 46. New York Institute of Technology 71 47. University of Connecticut 7 48. University of Missouri, Columbia 67 48. Texas Tech University 67 5. Auburn University 66 5. Washington State University 66 145 schools reported.
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT, FALL 25 ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOL* 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 6,576 2. Purdue University 5,99 3. Texas A&M University 5,975 4. Pennsylvania State University 5,433 5. Virginia Tech 5,366 6. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 5,313 7. Ohio State University 5,59 8. North Carolina State University 5,2 9. California Poly. State, SLO 4,86 1. University of Michigan 4,712 11. University of Texas, Austin 4,536 12. University of Florida 4,529 13. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 4,521 14. Iowa State University 4,42 15. University of California, San Diego 4,35 16. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico 3,86 17. California State Poly., Pomona 3,737 18. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 3,737 19. Arizona State University 3,42 2. Drexel University 3,123 21. Colorado School of Mines 3,1 22. Michigan Technological University 3,94 23. University of Central Florida 3,58 24. Michigan State University 3,44 25. University of Wisconsin, Madison 2,937 26. University of Missouri, Rolla 2,928 27. Clemson University 2,923 28. Cornell University 2,911 29. Oregon State University 2,98 3. University of California, Davis 2,889 31. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2,846 32. University of Colorado, Boulder 2,739 33. University of Arizona 2,694 34. Kansas State University 2,585 35. Auburn University 2,533 36. Louisiana State University 2,52 37. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 2,488 38. Texas Tech University 2,412 39. Rutgers University 2,285 4. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 2,269 41. Rochester Inst. of Technology 2,247 42. Kettering University 2,29 43. University of California, Irvine 2,133 44. SUNY, Buffalo 2,11 45. Oklahoma State University 2,3 46. FAMU-FSU College of Eng. 2, 47. University of Virginia 1,975 48. West Virginia University 1,955 49. Brigham Young University 1,944 5. Stanford University 1,943 51. University of Nebraska, Lincoln 1,921 52. University of Pittsburgh 1,886 53. University of South Florida 1,886 54. San Jose State University 1,85 55. University of Oklahoma 1,826 56. New Jersey Inst. of Technology 1,82 57. City College of the CUNY 1,87 58. California State Univ., Long Beach 1,78 59. University of Cincinnati 1,772 6. Columbia University 1,74 326 schools reported. * Some schools do not permit formal enrollment in their engineering colleges until the second or third year. Enrollment is for full-time students only. UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE:* 366,361 8, 78,22 7, 6, 5, 4, 46,62 42,7 35,943 3, 2, 1, 27,577 22,62 21,727 15,882 14,213 14,925 13,65 11,21 4,392 3,577 3,161 2,131 1,562 1,239 2,978 2,7 1,264 Mechanical Electrical Civil Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Computer Chemical Aerospace Engineering (general) Biomedical Industrial/Manufacturing Electrical/Computer Architectural Metallurgical & Materials Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Agricultural Petroleum Environmental Nuclear Civil/Environmental Engineering Management 626 11,75 Mining Computer Sci. (outside eng.) * Enrollment is for full-time students only. 19 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
MASTER'S DEGREES, 24-25 MASTER S DEGREES BY ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE: 4,65 6, 5,735 5,615 5, 4, 3, 4,767 4,243 3,875 3,359 3,138 2, 1,818 1,557 1,44 1,98 1, 1,43 1,7 743 635 539 Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Electrical Mechanical Electrical/Computer Civil Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering Management Computer Chemical Aerospace Biomedical Metallurgical & Materials Environmental Engineering (general) Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Petroleum Nuclear 282 256 181 173 164 78 38 Agricultural Architectural Civil/Environmental Mining Computer Sci. (outside eng.) PERCENTAGE OF MASTER S DEGREES AWARDED TO WOMEN BY DISCIPLINE: 22.7% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% 24.5% 19.7% 12.5% 18.8% 26% 23.6% 22.5% 23% 28.8% 43.7% 4.8% 4.2% 33.5% 31.2% 15.5% 26.6% 26.9% 26.9% 23.9% 21.6% 18.8% 18.4% 15.2% Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Electrical Mechanical Electrical/Computer Civil Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering Management Computer Chemical Aerospace Biomedical Metallurgical & Materials Environmental Engineering (general) Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Petroleum Nuclear Agricultural Architectural Civil/Environmental Mining Computer Sci. (outside eng.) 2 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING MASTER S DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. University of Southern California 1,244 2. Stanford University 93 3. University of Michigan 894 4. Georgia Institute of Technology 838 5. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 88 6. Johns Hopkins University 777 7. University of Texas, Arlington 661 8. San Jose State University 625 9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 577 1. Purdue University 525 11. Texas A&M University 522 12. University of Florida 53 13. Cornell University 49 14. Virginia Tech 478 15. Columbia University 47 16. University of Texas, Austin 457 17. Pennsylvania State University 441 18. North Carolina State University 428 19. Air Force Institute of Technology 42 2. George Mason University 411 21. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 47 22. University of Wisconsin, Madison 393 23. University of Colorado at Boulder 392 24. University of California, Berkeley 374 25. SUNY, Buffalo 371 26. Ohio State University 37 27. New Jersey Institute of Technology 363 28. University of Texas, Dallas 349 29. University of Pennsylvania 347 3. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 345 31. University of Missouri - Rolla 342 32. University of Washington 337 33. Arizona State University 33 34. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 328 35. Naval Postgraduate School 325 36. Wayne State University 321 37. Southern Methodist University 316 38. Florida International University 37 39. University of Central Florida 297 4. Northwestern University 292 41. University of California, San Diego 289 42. University of Michigan, Dearborn 283 43. Carnegie Mellon University 282 44. Illinois Institute of Technology 279 45. Oklahoma State University 277 46. Old Dominion University 268 47. Stevens Institute of Technology 263 48. Stony Brook University 262 48. West Virginia University 262 5. Clemson University 259 248 schools reported. MASTER S DEGREES BY ETHNICITY* 1 67.5% 14.5% 9.6% 64.8% 15.1% 11.2% 62.6% 15.4% 13.6% 64.1% 15.2% 11.8% 4.1% 4.5% 3.9% 4.2% 4.3% 4.5% 5% 4.3% 4.4% 4.5% 4.7% 4.6% 4.3% 4.6% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 MASTER S DEGREES BY RESIDENCY 1 6.3% 39.7% 59.4% 4.6% 57% 43% 63.2% 15.8% 12.1% 6.3% 16.8% 14.1% 58.3% 17.7% 14.4% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 MASTER S DEGREES BY GENDER 1 76.8% 23.2% 78.3% 21.7% MASTER'S DEGREES, 1999-25 77.9% 22.1% 57.9% 42.1% 54% 46% 54.5% 45.5% 57.4% 42.6% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 Caucasian Asian- American Hispanic African- American * Data on ethnicity does not include schools from Puerto Rico or foreign nationals. 77.9% 22.1% 77.7% 22.3% 78.1% 21.9% 77.3% 22.7% Domestic Foreign National Male Female 21 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
GRADUATE ENROLLMENT AND DEGREES MASTER S DEGREES BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER* 31,438 4, 1,818 13,561 3,748 9,212 3,5 3, 2,5 2,719 2,74 2,62 2, 1,5 1,396 1, 5 727 331 921 344 63 Female African-American Asian-American Hispanic 72 23 Native American Caucasian Foreign National Male * Includes 62 male and 34 female graduates from schools in Puerto Rico. MASTER'S ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER* 64,857 8, 24,278 24,677 18,436 7, 7,47 6, 5,757 5,611 5,448 5, 4, 3, 2,595 2,57 2, 1, 1,921 833 African-American Asian-American Hispanic 952 26 5 Native American Caucasian Foreign National 1,348 Female Male * Includes 423 male and 274 female enrolled students from schools in Puerto Rico. 22 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
GRADUATE ENROLLMENT AND DEGREES ENGINEERING GRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOL 1. University of Southern California 3,528 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 3,193 3. Stanford University 3,15 4. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 2,717 5. Johns Hopkins University 2,665 6. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 2,57 7. University of Michigan 2,39 8. Texas A&M University 2,187 9. Purdue University 2,125 1. University of Texas, Austin 2,59 11. University of Florida 2,4 12. University of Colorado, Boulder 1,943 13. North Carolina State University 1,858 14. Virginia Tech 1,817 15. George Mason University 1,86 16. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 1,712 17. San Jose State University 1,73 18. University of California, Berkeley 1,695 19. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 1,631 2. University of Texas, Arlington 1,62 21. Pennsylvania State University 1,546 22. Arizona State University 1,498 23. University of Washington 1,451 24. Ohio State University 1,46 25. University of Wisconsin, Madison 1,325 26. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 1,256 27. Cornell University 1,234 28. Columbia University 1,2 29. Northwestern University 1,195 3. University of California, San Diego 1,147 31. New Jersey Institute of Technology 1,116 32. University of California, Davis 1,114 33. University of Cincinnati 1,12 34. University of Central Florida 1,71 35. University of Pennsylvania 1,64 36. Wayne State University 1,64 37. Southern Methodist University 1,28 38. Air Force Institute of Technology 979 39. University of Missouri, Rolla 963 4. Illinois Institute of Technology 959 41. SUNY, Buffalo 922 42. Polytechnic University 913 43. University of Texas, Dallas 94 44. University of Illinois, Chicago 898 45. Carnegie Mellon University 892 46. Stony Brook University 876 47. Washington University 876 48. Iowa State University 869 49. Drexel University 851 5. Syracuse University 845 248 schools reported. ENGINEERING DOCTORAL DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL 1. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 273 2. Stanford University 251 3. Georgia Institute of Technology 25 4. University of Michigan 226 5. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 22 6. University of California, Berkeley 21 7. Purdue University 165 8. Pennsylvania State University 151 9. Texas A&M University 148 1. University of Florida 145 11. University of Texas, Austin 143 12. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 137 13. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 131 14. Cornell University 116 15. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 115 16. Virginia Tech 113 17. University of Colorado at Boulder 12 18. Carnegie Mellon University 98 19. North Carolina State University 97 2. Ohio State University 96 21. University of Washington 95 22. University of Southern California 91 23. Northwestern University 83 24. California Institute of Technology 81 25. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 78 25. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 78 27. University of Wisconsin, Madison 75 28. Princeton University 72 28. University of California, Davis 72 3. Johns Hopkins University 71 31. University of California, San Diego 68 32. Case Western Reserve University 65 32. William Marsh Rice University 65 34. Arizona State University 63 34. SUNY, Buffalo 63 36. Iowa State University 62 36. University of Arizona 62 38. University of Delaware 58 39. Michigan State University 55 39. University of Virginia 55 41. University of Missouri, Rolla 54 42. Columbia University 53 42. Lehigh University 53 42. Stony Brook University 53 45. Colorado School of Mines 51 46. University of Central Florida 48 46. University of Utah 48 46. University of Cincinnati 48 49. University of New Mexico 43 5. Clemson University 42 5. University of Connecticut 42 187 schools reported. PERCENTAGE OF MASTER S DEGREES AWARDED TO WOMEN BY SCHOOL* 1. San Jose State University 49.8% 2. Tulane University 44.7% 3. University of California, Santa Cruz 44.2% 4. University of Mississippi 43.1% 5. University of Notre Dame 41.8% 6. Temple University 41.8% 7. University of Iowa 38.4% 8. Catholic University of America 37.2% 9. Santa Clara University 35.4% 1. University of Nevada, Reno 35.3% 11. Harvard University 34.8% 12. Marquette University 34.3% 13. University of New Orleans 34.2% 14. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 33.3% 15. Stony Brook University 32.8% 16. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County 32.4% 17. Howard University 31.7% 18. Southern Illinois Univ., Carbondale 31.5% 19. Louisiana Tech University 31.% 2. University of Texas, Dallas 3.9% * Minimum of 35 total master's degrees awarded. 2 schools met this criterium. PERCENTAGE OF DOCTORAL DEGREES AWARDED TO WOMEN BY SCHOOL* 1. Tulane University 4.% 2. Duke University 38.5% 3. University of Connecticut 31.% 4. William Marsh Rice University 3.8% 5. University of Wisconsin, Madison 3.7% 6. Auburn University 3.3% 7. Texas Tech University 29.% 8. Stony Brook University 28.3% 9. George Mason University 28.% 1. University of Kentucky 27.8% 11. University of South Carolina 27.6% 12. Colorado School of Mines 27.5% 13. California Institute of Technology 27.2% 14. University of Pennsylvania 26.8% 15. Washington State University 26.7% 16. Northwestern University 26.5% 17. University of Delaware 25.9% 18. University of Virginia 25.5% 19. Johns Hopkins University 25.4% 2. Boston University 25.% * Minimum of 25 total doctoral degrees awarded. 89 schools fit this criterium. 23 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
DOCTORAL DEGREES, 24-25 DOCTORAL DEGREES BY ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE: 7,333 1, 964 938 8 834 85 725 6 66 464 457 4 333 32 2 259 115 112 111 76 68 46 46 35 2 11 6 Mechanical Electrical/Computer Electrical Chemical Civil Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Metallurgical & Materials Biomedical Industrial/Manufacturing Aerospace Computer Environmental Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Nuclear Agricultural Engineering (general) Petroleum Engineering Management Civil/Environmental Mining Architectural Computer Sci. (outside eng.) 23 PERCENTAGE OF DOCTORAL DEGREES AWARDED TO WOMEN BY DISCIPLINE: 18.3% 3% 25% 2% 15% 1% 14.2% 12.8% 12.7% 23% 22.5% 16.7% 23.3% 25.2% 29.4% 21.2% 12.7% 11.3% 27.7% 18% 13.2% 16.2% 26.1% 21.7% 17.1% 1% 16.7% 12.8% 5% Mechanical Electrical/Computer Electrical Chemical Civil Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Metallurgical & Materials Biomedical Industrial/Manufacturing Aerospace Computer Environmental Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Nuclear Agricultural Engineering (general) Petroleum Engineering Management Civil/Environmental % Mining Architectural Computer Sci. (outside eng.) 24 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
DOCTORAL DEGREES, 1999-25 DOCTORAL DEGREES AWARDED TO FOREIGN NATIONALS BY SCHOOL 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 156 2. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 141 3. University of Michigan 13 4. Texas A&M University 127 5. Stanford University 119 6. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 118 7. Purdue University 117 8. Pennsylvania State University 97 9. University of Texas, Austin 96 1. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 94 11. University of Florida 94 12. University of California, Berkeley 9 13. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 77 14. Ohio State University 73 15. University of Southern California 71 15. Virginia Tech 71 17. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 7 18. Cornell University 68 19. Carnegie Mellon University 66 2. North Carolina State University 62 21. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 58 22. University of Washington 54 23. SUNY, Buffalo 51 24. Princeton University 5 25. Iowa State University 46 25. Northwestern University 46 27. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 45 28. Case Western Reserve University 44 28. Stony Brook University 44 3. California Institute of Technology 43 31. Michigan State University 43 31. University of Wisconsin, Madison 43 33. Arizona State University 42 33. Johns Hopkins University 42 35. University of Missouri, Rolla 41 36. University of California, Davis 4 36. University of California, San Diego 4 36. University of Delaware 4 39. University of Arizona 39 4. Columbia University 36 4. University of Connecticut 36 4. Lehigh University 36 43. New Jersey Institute of Technology 33 44. University of Central Florida 31 44. University of Pittsburgh 31 46. University of Colorado, Boulder 3 46. Illinois Institute of Technology 3 46. University of Texas, Dallas 3 49. University of Houston 29 49. University of Tennessee, Knoxville 29 DOCTORAL DEGREES BY ETHNICITY* 1 73.2% 13.2% 66% 13.8% 64.7% 13.9% 66.6% 14.6% 67.7% 13.4% 64.7% 13.8% 14.2% 11.4% 11.9% 14% 14.2% 7.5% 2.9% 2.9% 3.3% 3.9% 3.6% 3.5% 3.7% 3.2% 3.5% 3.9% 3.5% 3.4% 3.8% 3.7% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 DOCTORAL DEGREES BY RESIDENCY 1 54.4% 45.6% 49.9% 5.1% 46.2% 53.8% 46% 54% 44.8% 55.2% 14% 42.2% 57.8% 64% 14.4% 4.6% 59.4% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 DOCTORAL DEGREES BY GENDER 1 82.1% 84.1% 83.1% Caucasian Asian- American Hispanic African- American * Data on ethnicity does not include schools from Puerto Rico or foreign nationals. 82.6% 82.6% 82.2% 81.7% Domestic Foreign National Male 23 schools reported. 17.9% 15.9% 16.9% 17.4% 17.4% 17.8% 18.3% 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 Female 25 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
GRADUATE ENROLLMENT AND DEGREES DOCTORAL DEGREES BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER* 8 7 1,529 3,648 78 5,988 1,345 6 5 4 3 335 38 313 2 1 73 African-American 38 Asian-American 93 83 Hispanic 29 7 2 Native American Caucasian Foreign National 12 Female Male * Includes 1 female and 2 male graduates from University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez. DOCTORAL ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER* 6, 12,43 25,436 6,676 44,495 12,582 5, 4, 3, 2,669 3,229 2,648 2, 1, 74 African-American 45 Asian-American 1,18 888 33 71 34 Hispanic Native American Caucasian Foreign National 89 Female Male * Includes 58 male and 2 female students enrolled in schools in Puerto Rico. Enrollment is for full-time students. 26 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING DEGREES, 24-25 ENGINEERING BACHELOR'S DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL (EXCLUDING COMPUTER SCIENCE) 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 1,372 2. Pennsylvania State University 1,282 3. Purdue University 1,261 4. University of Michigan 1,25 5. North Carolina State University 1,19 6. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 992 7. Texas A&M University 957 8. Virginia Tech 914 9. University of Florida 882 1. Iowa State University 868 11. University of Texas, Austin 865 12. Ohio State University 84 13. University of California, Berkeley 694 14. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 669 15. University of Wisconsin, Madison 634 16. University of California, San Diego 632 17. Michigan Technological University 627 18. University of Washington 624 19. California Poly. State, SLO 621 2. Cornell University 65 21. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 65 22. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 593 23. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 585 24. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 564 25. University of California, Los Angeles 535 26. Michigan State University 531 27. Arizona State University 517 28. University of California, Davis 512 29. University of Colorado, Boulder 497 3. University of Missouri, Rolla 493 31. University of Arizona 479 32. California State Poly., Pomona 478 33. University of California, Irvine 476 34. Clemson University 453 34. Drexel University 453 34. San Jose State University 453 37. Auburn University 451 38. SUNY, Buffalo 436 39. Rutgers University 435 4. Colorado School of Mines 433 41. Oregon State University 421 42. Louisiana State University 413 43. University of Central Florida 49 44. Kansas State University 398 45. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico 387 46. Clarkson University 378 47. Kettering University 374 48. Brigham Young University 373 49. University of Virginia 37 5. Worcester Polytechnic Institute 367 334 schools reported. 248 schools reported. ENGINEERING MASTER'S DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL (EXCLUDING COMPUTER SCIENCE) 1. University of Michigan 894 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 838 3. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 88 4. University of Southern California 797 5. Stanford University 772 6. San Jose State University 625 7. Purdue University 525 8. University of Florida 53 9. Johns Hopkins University 51 1. University of Texas, Arlington 482 11. Texas A&M University 459 12. University of Texas, Austin 457 13. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 452 14. Virginia Tech 423 15. Pennsylvania State University 413 16. Air Force Institute of Technology 399 17. University of Wisconsin, Madison 393 18. Cornell University 387 19. New Jersey Institute of Technology 363 2. George Mason University 361 21. Columbia University 358 22. University of Colorado, Boulder 351 23. Ohio State University 344 24. University of Missouri, Rolla 342 25. University of Washington 337 26. University of California, Berkeley 332 27. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 328 28. Naval Postgraduate School 325 29. Wayne State University 321 3. North Carolina State University 32 31. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 31 32. Southern Methodist University 29 33. Carnegie Mellon University 282 34. Illinois Institute of Technology 279 35. Oklahoma State University 277 36. SUNY, Buffalo 272 37. Old Dominion University 268 38. Stevens Institute of Technology 263 39. Northwestern University 263 4. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 259 41. University of Michigan, Dearborn 25 42. University of Pennsylvania 248 43. University of Central Florida 236 44. University of California, San Diego 231 45. Arizona State University 229 45. Santa Clara University 229 47. Clemson University 225 48. Northeastern University 224 49. West Virginia University 221 5. Wichita State University 216 Note: All enrollment and degree data in this book includes computer science programs administered by the engineering colleges. This page displays the largest degree programs at each level without the computer science programs. 27 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges ENGINEERING DOCTORAL DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL (EXCLUDING COMPUTER SCIENCE) 1. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 273 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 25 3. University of Michigan 226 4. Stanford University 219 5. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 19 6. Purdue University 165 7. University of California, Berkeley 161 8. University of Florida 145 9. University of Texas, Austin 143 1. Pennsylvania State University 14 11. Texas A&M University 134 12. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 131 13. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 19 14. Cornell University 12 15. Virginia Tech 11 16. Carnegie Mellon University 98 17. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 96 18. University of Washington 95 19. North Carolina State University 87 2. Northwestern University 79 21. California Institute of Technology 78 21. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 78 23. University of Wisconsin, Madison 75 24. University of Southern California 71 25. Ohio State University 7 26. Johns Hopkins University 65 27. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 64 27. Case Western Reserve University 64 29. William Marsh Rice University 63 3. University of Arizona 62 31. Iowa State University 62 32. University of California, Davis 6 32. Princeton University 6 34. University of Colorado, Boulder 59 35. University of California, San Diego 58 35. University of Delaware 58 37. Arizona State University 55 38. University of Missouri, Rolla 54 39. Colorado School of Mines 51 4. Lehigh University 5 4. University of Virginia 5 42. SUNY, Buffalo 49 43. University of Cincinnati 47 44. Columbia University 43 45. University of Pittsburgh 41 46. Drexel University 4 46. University of Houston 4 46. Stony Brook University 4 46. University of Utah 4 5. Clemson University 39 5. University of Connecticut 39 5. Duke University 39 5. Rutgers University 39 187 schools reported.
ENGINEERING FACULTY, FALL 25 NUMBER OF TEACHING PERSONNEL BY ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE:* 27,65 5, 4, 4,545 4,237 3,28 3, 2,424 2, 1,885 1,655 1,651 1,284 1, 93 783 685 989 *These numbers were determined by adding tenured/tenure-track faculty, full-time nontenure-track faculty and full-time equivalent of part-time faculty. 467 43 32 29 257 211 195 17 137 117 Mechanical Electrical/Computer Civil Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Chemical Electrical Industrial/Manufacturing Biomedical Metallurgical & Materials Aerospace Computer Agricultural Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Engineering (general) Environmental Engineering Management Civil/Environmental Nuclear Architectural Petroleum Mining Computer Sci. (outside eng.) 16 PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN TENURED/TENURE-TRACK TEACHING FACULTY BY DISCIPLINE: 1.6% 25% 22.3% 2% 18.6% 15% 1% 7.8% 9.1% 11.7% 12.5% 11.6% 8.7% 11.7% 15.8% 16% 11.2% 6.7% 1% 1% 7.8% 1.8% 15.6% 12% 6.9% 13.3% 5% 4.2% 4.7% Mechanical Electrical/Computer Civil Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Chemical Electrical Industrial/Manufacturing Biomedical Metallurgical & Materials Aerospace Computer Agricultural Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Engineering (general) Environmental Engineering Management Civil/Environmental Nuclear Architectural Petroleum Mining Computer Sci. (outside eng.) 28 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
NUMBER OF TEACHING PERSONNEL BY SCHOOL* 1. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 44 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 431 3. Texas A&M University 37 4. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 367 5. North Carolina State University 353 6. Purdue University 346 7. Pennsylvania State University 338 8. Virginia Tech 337 9. University of Michigan 328 1. Ohio State University 311 11. University of Florida 297 12. University of Texas, Austin 275 13. Cornell University 263 14. University of Washington 26 15. University of California, Berkeley 252 16. Iowa State University 241 17. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 236 18. Arizona State University 223 19. Univ. of Maryland, College Park 221 2. Stanford University 217 21. University of Missouri, Rolla 21 22. Clemson University 28 23. University of Southern California 24 23. University of California, Davis 24 25. University of Colorado, Boulder 188 25. University of Wisconsin, Madison 188 27. Colorado School of Mines 186 28. University of California, San Diego 18 29. California Poly. State, SLO 179 3. University of Tennessee, Knoxville 17 31. New Jersey Institute of Technology 165 32. University of Kentucky 164 33. Michigan State University 163 34. Auburn University 162 35. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 161 36. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 16 37. United States Military Academy 158 38. Washington University 156 38. Northwestern University 156 4. University of Texas at Arlington 153 41. University of Cincinnati 148 41. University of Central Florida 148 43. Johns Hopkins University 147 43. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 147 45. University of Utah 144 46. George Mason University 142 46. University of Virginia 142 46. Univ. of California, Santa Barbara 142 49. Michigan Technological University 14 49. University of Arizona 14 312 schools reported. * These numbers were determined by adding tenured/tenure-track faculty, full-time nontenure-track faculty and full-time equivalent of part-time faculty. NUMBER OF ENGINEERING TEACHING PERSONNEL BY RANK 12, 1, 8, 6, 4, 2, 2% 15% 1% 5% 11,582 Full Professor ENGINEERING FACULTY, FALL 25 6,92 Associate Professor 1.6% All Faculty 5,338 Assistant Professor 6% Full Professor 1,89 Nontenure-Track Personnel 12.5% Associate Professor 1,254 Full-Time Equivalent of All Part-Time Personnel PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN TENURED/TENURE-TRACK FACULTY MEMBERS BY LEVEL 18.5% Assistant Professor 29 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING FACULTY, FALL 25 PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN TENURED /TENURE-TRACK TEACHING FACULTY MEMBERS BY SCHOOL* 1. Seattle University 4.% 2. OGI School of Science & Eng., OHSU 26.8% 3. Tennessee State University 26.7% 4. Santa Clara University 25.8% 5. University of Nevada, Reno 22.8% 6. Lafayette College 21.9% 6. Mercer University 21.9% 6. Rowan University 21.9% 9. Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore County 21.7% 1. Tufts University 21.2% 11. University of Massachusetts Amherst 2.2% 12. University of Tennessee, Chattanooga 2.% 13. California State Univ., Sacramento 19.4% 13. Worcester Polytechnic Institute 19.4% 15. Boise State University 18.8% 15. Oakland University 18.8% 17. Miami University 18.6% 18. Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico 18.3% 19. University of Alabama in Huntsville 17.9% 2. Duke University 17.6% 21. Bucknell University 17.3% 22. George Mason University 16.9% 23. City College of the CUNY 16.8% 24. California State University, Fullerton 16.7% 25. Virginia Commonwealth University 16.3% 26. Syracuse University 16.2% 27. Indiana U.-Purdue U., Fort Wayne 16.% 27. Union College 16.% 29. University of Massachusetts Lowell 15.9% 29. U.S. Naval Academy 15.9% 31. University of New Hampshire 15.5% 32. Tennessee Technological University 15.4% 33. California State Poly., Pomona 15.3% 33. University of Washington 15.3% 35. California Poly. State, SLO 15.2% 36. Oregon State University 15.1% 37. University of Colorado, Boulder 14.9% 37. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 14.9% 39. Stony Brook University 14.8% 4. University of Toledo 14.5% 41. Univ. of Massachusetts Dartmouth 14.3% 41. University of Notre Dame 14.3% 41. Portland State University 14.3% 44. Princeton University 14.2% 45. Virginia Tech 14.1% 46. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 13.9% 47. Clarkson University 13.8% 47. Lawrence Technological University 13.8% 49. Wayne State University 13.6% 5. University of Delaware 13.5% 232 schools fit this criterium. * Minimum of 25 faculty members. WOMEN TENURED/TENURE-TRACK TEACHING FACULTY MEMBERS BY SCHOOL 1. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 51 2. Georgia Institute of Technology 5 3. Virginia Tech 44 4. Pennsylvania State University 42 5. Texas A&M University 38 5. Purdue University 38 7. Ohio State University 37 8. University of Michigan 36 9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 32 1. University of Washington 29 1. North Carolina State University 29 12. Cornell University 28 13. University of California, Davis 27 13. University of California, Berkeley 27 15. The University of Texas at Austin 26 16. University of Colorado at Boulder 25 16. Stanford University 25 18. University of Minnesota -Twin Cities 23 19. University of Florida 23 2. University of Wisconsin, Madison 22 2. Iowa State University 22 312 schools reported. PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN AND MINORITY FACULTY MEMBERS, 21-25* 25% 2% 15% 17.2% 18% 21.1% 2.4% 19.4% 21 22 1% 8.9% 9.2% 9.9% 1.4% 1.6% 23 5% 2.1% 2% 2.2% 2.3% 2.4% 2.1% 2.1% 2.3% 2.2% 2.3% 24 Women African-American Asian Hispanic 25 * Only the data on women includes faculty from University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez and Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. 3 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING FACULTY, FALL 25 NUMBER OF FULL PROFESSORS BY RACE/ ETHNICITY (TEACHING)* 1, 8, 8,442 6, 4, 2, White 2,181 Asian 463 Hispanic 281 192 21 2 African-American American Indian Hawaiian/Pacific Islander *Includes 93 Hispanic faculty members from University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez and Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. NUMBER OF ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS BY RACE/ ETHNICITY (TEACHING)* 5, 4, 4,295 3, NUMBER OF ASSISTANT PROFESSORS BY RACE/ETHNICITY(TEACHING)* 2, 3,5 1, 1,111 3, 2,5 2, 3,37 White Asian 266 221 185 Hispanic African-American American Indian 12 2 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1,5 1,528 *Includes 7 Hispanic faculty members from University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez and Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. 1, 5 White Asian 367 232 Hispanic 161 African-American American Indian 1 3 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander *Includes 62 Hispanic faculty members from University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez and Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. 31 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING FACULTY, FALL 25 PERCENTAGE OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN TENURED/TENURE- TRACK FACULTY MEMBERS BY LEVEL* 3.5% 3.% 3% 3.1% 2.5% 2.4% 2.% 1.5% 1.7% 1.%.5% All Faculty Full Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor PERCENTAGE OF HISPANIC TENURED/ TENURE-TRACK FACULTY MEMBERS BY LEVEL* 3.5% 3.% 2.5% 2.3% 2.6% 3.2% PERCENTAGE OF ASIAN TENURED/ TENURE-TRACK FACULTY MEMBERS BY LEVEL* 2.% 1.5% 1.% 1.8% 3% 29%.5% 25% 2% 21.1% 18.9% 18.4% All Faculty Full Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor 15% 1% 5% All Faculty Full Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor * Does not include ethnicity data from University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez and Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. 32 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
1.6% 1.5% 1.4% 1.2% ENGINEERING FACULTY, FALL 25 AFRICAN-AMERICAN TENURED/ TENURE-TRACK TEACHING FACULTY MEMBERS BY SCHOOL 1. Howard University 25 2. North Carolina A & T State Univ. 23 3. Morgan State University 2 4. Prairie View A&M University 19 5. Southern Univ. and A&M College 18 6. FAMU-FSU College of Eng. 16 7. Georgia Institute of Technology 14 7. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 14 9. Pennsylvania State University 1 9. Tuskegee University 1 9. Virginia Tech 1 12. Tennessee State University 9 13. Cornell University 8 13. University of Michigan 8 13. North Carolina State University 8 16. Auburn University 6 16. University of Florida 6 16. University of Missouri, Rolla 6 16. New Jersey Institute of Technology 6 16. Purdue University 6 16. Texas A&M University 6 312 total schools reported ASIAN TENURED/TENURE-TRACK TEACHING FACULTY MEMBERS BY SCHOOL 1. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 13 2. Purdue University 84 3. University of Florida 79 3. Georgia Institute of Technology 79 5. Texas A&M University 78 6. Virginia Tech 64 7. University of Michigan 63 7. Ohio State University 63 9. Iowa State University 61 1. Arizona State University 59 11. North Carolina State University 58 12. Univ. of California, Los Angeles 55 13. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 52 14. University of Cincinnati 49 15. University of California, Berkeley 46 15. Michigan State University 46 15. University of Missouri, Columbia 46 18. Auburn University 44 19. University of Texas, Arlington 43 19. University of Texas, Austin 43 312 schools reported. HISPANIC TENURED/TENURE- TRACK TEACHING FACULTY MEMBERS BY SCHOOL 1. University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez 124 2. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico 78 3. University of Texas, El Paso 18 4. Texas A&M University 14 5. Pennsylvania State University 12 5. Virginia Tech 12 7. Florida International University 11 7. New Mexico State University 11 9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 1 9. University of Texas, Austin 1 11. University of California, Berkeley 9 11. Purdue University 9 11. University of South Florida 9 14. University of Cincinnati 8 14. Georgia Institute of Technology 8 16. Arizona State University 7 16. Colorado State University 7 16. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 7 16. Stanford University 7 2. University of Arizona 6 2. California Poly. State, SLO 6 2. University of Central Florida 6 2. University of Florida 6 2. Rochester Institute of Technology 6 312 schools reported. PERCENTAGE OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN TENURED/TENURE-TRACK TEACHING FACULTY MEMBERS BY DISCIPLINE: 2.4% 6% 5.7% 5% 4.5% 4% 3.9% 3.8% 3.6% 3.5% 3% 2.7% 2.4% 2.4% 2.4% 2% 2.1% 2% 1.9% 1.9% 1.7% 1% 1.1% 1%.6% 1% Petroleum Architectural Agricultural Electrical Engineering (general) Industrial/Manufacturing Mechanical Aerospace Chemical Civil Environmental Metallurgical & Materials Electrical/Computer Engineering Management Computer Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Biomedical Civil/Environmental Mining Nuclear Computer Sci. (outside eng.) 33 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING FACULTY, FALL 25 PERCENTAGE OF HISPANIC TENURED/TENURE-TRACK TEACHING FACULTY MEMBERS BY DISCIPLINE: 2.3% 1% 9.2% 8% 6% 4% 3.6% 3.6% 3.2% 3% 2.9% 2.7% 2% 2.4% 2.2% 2.1% 1.9% 1.8% 1.8% 1.7% 1.7% 1.6% 1.5% 1.5% 1.5% 1.2% 1%.9% 1% Engineering Management Civil Chemical Computer Environmental Industrial/Manufacturing Civil/Environmental Metallurgical & Materials Mechanical Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Petroleum Aerospace Engineering (general) Electrical/Computer Electrical Agricultural Biomedical Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Nuclear Mining Architectural Computer Sci. (outside eng.) PERCENTAGE OF ASIAN-AMERICAN TENURED/TENURE-TRACK TEACHING FACULTY MEMBERS BY DISCIPLINE: 21.1% 3% 25% 2% 15% 29.7% 26.3% 26.1%25.5% 25% 23.3% 22.1% 21.5% 2.8% 18.9% 17.9% 17.4% 14.7% 14.5% 13.6% 13.6% 12% 11.6% 23.2% 1% 9.6% 9.2% 8% 7.6% 5% Mining Electrical Computer Sci. (inside eng.) Electrical/Computer Computer Mechanical Industrial/Manufacturing Metallurgical & Materials Petroleum Biomedical Civil Chemical Aerospace Agricultural Civil/Environmental Engineering (general) Nuclear Eng. Science & Eng. Physics Engineering Management Architectural Environmental Computer Sci. (outside eng.) 34 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING RESEARCH EXPENDITURES BY SCHOOL (IN MILLIONS) 1. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology $224.8 2. Georgia Institute of Technology $22.2 3. Purdue University $199.5 4. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign $195.8 5. Texas A&M University $179. 6. University of Michigan $157.4 7. University of Southern California $157.3 8. Stanford University $142.7 9. Univ. of Maryland, College Park $139.7 1. University of California, San Diego $128.8 11. Pennsylvania State University $121. 12. University of California, Berkeley $118. 13. Cornell University $112.2 14. University of Texas, Austin $16.9 15. Ohio State University $16.8 16. University of Wisconsin, Madison $16.7 17. University of Rochester $96.4 18. North Carolina State University $93. 19. University of Florida $92.1 2. University of Washington $91.8 21. University of California, Los Angeles $88.3 22. University of Dayton $65.3 23. Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities $63.1 24. University of California, Davis $6. 25. Iowa State University $58.6 26. University of Colorado, Boulder $57.6 27. University of Central Florida $55.1 28. Princeton University $54.8 29. University of Pennsylvania $54.2 3. Virginia Tech $53.6 31. Johns Hopkins University $53.2 32. Washington University $53.1 33. Boston University $51.4 33. Carnegie Mellon University $51.4 35. Duke University $51.1 36. University of Virginia $5.6 37. Colorado State University $5.3 38. California Institute of Technology $45. 39. Arizona State University $44.9 4. University of California, Irvine $44.5 41. University of Pittsburgh $43.6 42. University of Utah $41.8 43. Mississippi State University $4.8 44. Case Western Reserve Univ. $4.6 45. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $39.5 46. SUNY, Buffalo $37.7 47. University of Delaware $35.1 48. Drexel University $33.9 49. Vanderbilt University $33.7 5. University of California, Riverside $33.5 19 schools reported. TOTAL RESEARCH EXPENDITURES BY SOURCE IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS $4, $3,5 $3, $2,5 $2, $1,5 $1, $5 RESEARCH EXPENDITURES, FISCAL 25 $3,892 Federal Gov t $72 $78 Industry State Gov t $365 Private Nonprofit Organizations Individual $83 $24 $22 Foreign Gov t Local Gov t COMPUTER SCIENCE RESEARCH EXPENDITURES LOCATED OUTSIDE OF ENGINEERING BY SCHOOL (IN MILLIONS) 1. Carnegie Mellon University $81.8 2. Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst $14. 3. Purdue University $12.1 4. Univ. of Maryland, College Park $5.6 5. University of Tennessee, Knoxville $5.3 6. Duke University $4.2 7. Univ. of North Carolina, Charlotte $3.2 8. Dartmouth College $3. 9. University of Rochester $2.7 1. University of Houston $2.5 11. University of Pittsburgh $2.5 12. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $2.2 13. University of Nebraska, Lincoln $2. 14. New Jersey Institute of Technology $1.9 15. Northeastern University $1.9 16. Illinois Institute of Technology $1.1 17. Louisiana State University $1. 17. Michigan Technological University $1. 17. University of Rhode Island $1. 17. Worcester Polytechnic Institute $1. 29 schools reported. 35 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING RATIOS HIGH RATIO OF BACHELOR'S DEGREES TO TEACHING PERSONNEL BY SCHOOL* 1. Clarkson University 5.73 2. Arkansas State University 5.5 3. Kettering University 5.12 4. Pennsylvania State University, Erie 5.7 5. University of California, San Diego 4.89 6. Gonzaga University 4.79 7. Michigan Technological University 4.46 8. University of California, Irvine 4.4 9. University of Wisconsin, Platteville 4.28 1. San Jose State University 4.2 11. Drexel University 4.18 12. Pennsylvania State University 4.13 13. Saginaw Valley State University 4.12 14. University of Central Florida 4.9 15. University of Michigan, Dearborn 3.99 16. California Poly. State Univ., SLO 3.94 17. Rensselaer Polytechnic Insitute 3.93 18. Southern Illinois Univ., Edwardsville 3.9 19. Oregon State University 3.86 2. University of California, Los Angeles 3.81 * 198 schools fit the critieria for this table. Schools needed to report tenured/tenure-track faculty, FT non-tenure track teaching personnel, and FTE of PT teaching personnel to be included. HIGHEST RATIO OF DOCTORAL DEGREES TO RESEARCH EXPENDITURES BY SCHOOL* 1. Tulane University 3.46 2. University of Houston 3.42 3. Texas Tech University 2.61 4. University of Cincinnati 2.45 5. University of Arizona 2.3 6. City College of the CUNY 2.29 7. Michigan State University 2.27 8. George Mason University 2.27 9. University of Texas, Arlington 2.23 1. University of Notre Dame 2.15 11. Virginia Tech 2.11 12. Stony Brook University 2.8 13. University of Missouri, Rolla 2.5 14. Michigan Technological University 2.3 15. University of Illinois at Chicago 1.98 15. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1.98 17. Rice University 1.97 17. University of Texas, Dallas 1.97 19. Syracuse University 1.95 2. Carnegie Mellon University 1.91 *Minimum of 25 doctoral degrees awarded. Ratios were derived by dividing degrees awarded by millions of research dollars. 83 schools fit this criterium. HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF DOCTORAL DEGREES TO FOREIGN NATIONALS BY SCHOOL* 1. New Jersey Institute of Technology 86.8% 2. Texas A&M University 85.8% 3. University of Connecticut 85.7% 3. Illinois Institute of Technology 85.7% 5. Stony Brook University 83.% 6. SUNY, Buffalo 81.% 7. Louisiana State University 8.% 8. Syracuse University 79.3% 9. University of Texas, Dallas 78.9% 1. University of Tennessee, Knoxville 78.4% 11. Michigan State University 78.2% 12. University of Southern California 78.% 13. Ohio State University 76.% 14. University of Missouri, Rolla 75.9% 15. University of Pittsburgh 75.6% 16. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 74.4% 17. Iowa State University 74.2% 18. University of Houston 72.5% 19. University of Notre Dame 71.1% 2. Purdue University 7.9% *Minimum of 25 doctoral degrees awarded. 85 schools fit this criterium. LOW RATIO OF BACHELOR'S DEGREES TO TEACHING PERSONNEL BY SCHOOL* 1. California Institute of Technology.81 2. Yale University.87 3. University of Alabama, Birmingham 1.4 4. South Dakota State University 1.1 5. Wayne State University 1.12 6. University of Memphis 1.3 7. University of Alaska Fairbanks 1.36 7. Princeton University 1.36 7. William Marsh Rice University 1.36 1. Southern Methodist University 1.43 11. University of Maine 1.47 12. Harvard University 1.49 13. Brown University 1.51 14. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology 1.62 15. Cleveland State University 1.65 15. Indiana U.-Purdue U., Fort Wayne 1.65 15. Southern Univ. and A&M College 1.65 18. United States Military Academy 1.67 19. Univ. of Massachusetts Dartmouth 1.73 19. University of Tennessee, Knoxville 1.73 198 schools met the criteria for this table. * Minimum of 5 bachelor's degrees awarded. Schools needed to report tenured/tenure-track faculty, FT non-tenure track teaching personnel, and FTE of PT teaching personnel to be included. LOWEST RATIO OF DOCTORAL DEGREES TO RESEARCH EXPENDITURES BY SCHOOL* 1. University of Rochester.34 2. University of California, San Diego.53 3. Boston University.54 4. University of Southern California.58 5. Washington University.62 6. Colorado State University.66 7. University of Wisconsin, Madison.7 8. University of California, Irvine.72 9. Duke University.76 9. University of Pennsylvania.76 11. University of California, Riverside.78 12. Purdue University.83 12. Texas A&M University.83 14. University of Central Florida.87 15. Ohio State University.9 16. Univ. of Maryland, College Park.94 17. University of Pittsburgh.94 18. Auburn University.99 19. Cornell University 1.3 2. North Carolina State University 1.4 2. University of Washington 1.4 *Minimum of 25 doctoral degrees awarded. Ratios were derived by dividing degrees awarded by millions of research dollars. 83 schools fit this criterium. LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF DOCTORAL DEGREES TO FOREIGN NATIONALS BY SCHOOL* 1. University of California, Riverside 7.7% 2. University of Alabama, Huntsville 21.4% 3. University of Arkansas 25.9% 4. University of Virginia 4.% 5. Rice University 43.1% 6. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 43.2% 7. University of Colorado at Boulder 43.5% 8. Tulane University 44.% 9. University of California, Berkeley 44.8% 1. Stanford University 47.4% 11. George Mason University 48.% 12. Colorado State University 51.5% 13. California Institute of Technology 53.1% 14. Boston University 53.6% 15. University of Utah 54.2% 16. Washington University 54.5% 17. Northwestern University 55.4% 18. University of California, Davis 55.6% 19. University of Iowa 56.8% 19. University of Washington 56.8% *Minimum of 25 doctoral degrees awarded. 85 schools fit this criterium. 36 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING DEGREES, 1999-25 BACHELOR S DEGREES BY DISCIPLINE 1999-25 BACHELOR'S DEGREES 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 Aerospace Engineering 1,174 1,296 1,558 1,711 2,11 2,232 2,371 Agricultural Engineering 536 583 549 556 63 61 635 Architectural Engineering 497 559 554 513 627 59 722 Biomedical Engineering 1,16 1,156 1,138 1,315 1,628 2,19 2,41 Chemical Engineering 6,199 6,23 5,74 5,529 5,233 4,81 4,521 Civil Engineering 9,416 8,653 8,27 8,66 8,192 8,142 8,247 Civil/Environmental Engineering ¹ 212 Computer Engineering 3,117 3,972 4,519 4,72 5,746 5,838 5,455 Computer Science (inside engineering) 4,177 5,51 6,62 6,842 8,649 9,156 8,419 Electrical Engineering 1,955 11,211 11,96 11,42 11,994 12,5 12,459 Electrical/Computer Engineering 2,374 2,126 2,444 2,597 2,782 2,7 2,924 Engineering (General) 814 944 992 1,69 1,15 1,138 1,179 Engineering Management 171 186 187 227 296 32 33 Engr. Science and Engr. Physics 547 535 475 489 451 51 383 Environmental Engineering 64 588 51 465 516 576 522 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 3,524 3,555 3,474 3,575 3,769 3,79 3,647 Mechanical Engineering 12,859 12,992 12,921 13,247 13,81 14,182 14,947 Metallurgical and Matrls. Engineering 875 94 791 838 859 817 84 Mining Engineering 173 164 15 112 96 85 92 Nuclear Engineering 114 134 118 145 135 22 275 Engineering Disciplines 2,192 2,478 2,627 3,16 2,422 2,488 2,724 Petroleum Engineering 219 251 268 257 25 233 315 Computer Science (outside engineering) ² 3,3 3,335 3,366 TOTAL 61,553 63,82 64,2 66,781 71,165 72,893 73,62 ¹ New discipline added in 25. ² ASEE collects only a fraction of all computer science data from outside engineering colleges. Computer science (outside engineering) is not included in the grand total. ENROLLMENT BY CLASS 1999-25 UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 Freshman 89,11 89,65 96,426 97,817 97,17 96,978 95,75 Sophomore 69,961 73,411 76,184 77,72 8,381 79,696 77,93 Junior 72,69 76,49 78,32 78,373 8,685 8,265 77,986 Senior 1,817 11,495 16,926 113,455 117,252 117,942 114,695 TOTAL FULL-TIME 331,948 34,92 357,856 367,365 375,488 374,881 366,361 TOTAL PART-TIME 32,91 32,153 32,137 3,513 33,278 31,872 31,76 37 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING DEGREES, 1999-25 MASTER S DEGREES BY DISCIPLINE 1999-25 MASTER'S DEGREES 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 Aerospace Engineering 641 75 633 735 72 915 1,43 Agricultural Engineering 163 194 143 15 139 191 173 Architectural Engineering 88 115 119 98 111 16 164 Biomedical Engineering 428 476 526 652 762 862 1,7 Chemical Engineering 1,27 1,161 1,133 1,54 1,136 1,321 1,44 Civil Engineering 3,692 3,53 3,399 3,41 3,638 3,745 3,875 Civil/Environmental Engineering ¹ 78 Computer Engineering 1,177 1,329 1,717 1,485 1,8 1,735 1,557 Computer Science (inside engineering) 4,141 3,573 3,845 4,96 5,163 5,797 5,735 Electrical Engineering 3,96 3,699 3,528 3,597 4,419 5,656 5,615 Electrical/Computer Engineering 3,188 3,293 3,556 3,348 3,653 4,393 4,243 Engineering (General) 288 35 426 377 67 642 539 Engineering Management 1,15 1,11 1,145 1,352 1,663 1,764 1,818 Engr. Science and Engr. Physics 437 49 372 417 344 315 282 Environmental Engineering 619 572 557 517 488 579 635 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 2,18 2,455 2,475 2,52 2,766 3,262 3,138 Mechanical Engineering 3,37 3,399 3,594 3,566 3,68 4,461 4,767 Metallurgical and Matrls. Engineering 692 735 65 568 642 737 743 Mining Engineering 33 23 39 34 27 46 38 Nuclear Engineering 161 15 161 141 212 197 181 Engineering Disciplines 2,119 2,738 2,497 2,89 3,26 2,826 3,359 Petroleum Engineering 17 153 199 181 2 233 256 Computer Science (outside engineering) ² 98 1,344 1,98 TOTAL 29,796 3,16 3,669 31,89 35,196 39,837 4,65 ¹ New discipline added in 25. ² ASEE collects only a fraction of all computer science data from outside engineering colleges. Computer science (outside engineering) is not included in the grand total. 38 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING DEGREES, 1999-25 DOCTORAL DEGREES BY DISCIPLINE 1999-25 DOCTORAL DEGREES 1999 2 21 22 23 24 25 Aerospace Engineering 28 214 216 211 197 21 259 Agricultural Engineering 68 66 72 68 69 9 68 Architectural Engineering 5 2 2 4 2 7 6 Biomedical Engineering 187 23 219 213 24 339 333 Chemical Engineering 592 653 645 632 592 655 85 Civil Engineering 578 529 574 628 618 644 725 Civil/Environmental Engineering ¹ 2 Computer Engineering 87 69 8 76 95 125 115 Computer Science (inside engineering) 45 399 381 35 41 494 66 Electrical Engineering 651 767 691 627 644 72 834 Electrical/Computer Engineering 761 792 84 776 761 91 938 Engineering (General) 3 31 36 32 47 44 46 Engineering Management 47 28 32 26 3 4 35 Engr. Science and Engr. Physics 137 12 132 1 12 19 111 Environmental Engineering 75 77 57 83 89 124 112 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 243 234 231 274 275 36 32 Mechanical Engineering 842 838 858 796 792 855 964 Metallurgical and Matrls. Engineering 421 392 48 342 388 442 464 Mining Engineering 11 11 11 11 12 7 11 Nuclear Engineering 78 95 84 64 81 61 76 Engineering Disciplines 444 443 443 429 398 43 457 Petroleum Engineering 34 36 32 3 28 28 46 Computer Science (outside engineering) ² 112 159 23 TOTAL 5,94 5,999 6,44 5,772 5,87 6,64 7,333 ¹ New discipline added in 25. ² ASEE collects only a fraction of all computer science data from outside engineering colleges. Computer science (outside engineering) is not included in the grand total. 39 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING ENROLLMENT, 1999-25 UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY DISCIPLINE 1999-25 UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT 1999 2 21 Full TIme Part TIme Full TIme Part TIme Full TIme Part TIme Aerospace Engineering 7,584 378 8,422 42 9,41 346 Agricultural Engineering 2,373 77 2,375 76 2,53 56 Architectural Engineering 2,15 152 2,36 97 2,44 11 Biomedical Engineering 5,183 6 6,262 78 7,93 72 Chemical Engineering 27,379 1,74 25,118 1,655 23,534 1,392 Civil Engineering 38,213 3,829 37,31 3,75 37,449 3,769 Civil/Environmental Engineering ¹ Computer Science (inside engineering) 25,496 3,572 3,63 3,349 33,695 3,778 Electrical/Computer Engineering 91,852 11,71 98,578 12,37 12,943 12,173 Engineering (General) 4,534 324 4,822 286 6,35 411 Engineering Management 477 42 543 56 595 52 Engr. Science and Engr. Physics 1,742 95 1,584 73 1,761 57 Environmental Engineering 65 1 74 49 729 51 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 11,929 1,147 12,377 1,15 13,76 1,53 Mechanical Engineering 64,44 7,146 64,5 6,843 66,68 6,88 Metallurgical and Matrls. Engineering 3,424 174 3,268 125 3,63 117 Mining Engineering 635 2 52 37 482 36 Nuclear Engineering 666 36 79 2 845 28 Engineering Disciplines 42,87 2,375 4,613 1,89 44,61 1,72 Petroleum Engineering 1,35 32 1,269 45 1,3 54 Computer Science (outside engineering) ² TOTAL 331,948 32,91 34,92 32,153 357,856 32,137 ¹ New discipline added in 25. ² ASEE collects only a fraction of all computer science data from outside engineering colleges. Computer science (outside engineering) is not included in the grand total. Note: ASEE collected enrollment data at the department level until 24. Enrollment data for 25 was collected at the degree program level. This method is more accurate. However, some longitudinal continuity is lost between 1999-24 and 25. For example, some aerospace data was grouped with mechanical data prior to 25 because mechanical engineering departments often award aerospace degrees. Consequently, the aerospace total is much larger in 25. This effect is also apparent for some other disciplines. 4 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING ENROLLMENT, 1999-25 22 23 24 25 Full TIme Part TIme Full TIme Part TIme Full TIme Part TIme Full TIme Part TIme 9,386 386 1,834 476 11,436 79 15,882 588 2,816 58 2,878 68 2,629 47 2,978 72 2,537 12 2,793 126 2,878 116 4,392 134 9,178 146 1,716 23 12,566 647 14,213 464 22,641 1,328 21,926 1,31 22,88 1,497 21,727 1,323 39,31 3,451 41,442 3,911 43,59 4,23 42,7 3,448 1,264 185 32,668 4,77 35,448 4,4 31,646 4,39 27,577 4,678 12,983 11,158 99,658 11,525 91,366 11,221 79,883 8,977 6,649 277 6,392 4 5,837 499 14,925 544 663 65 921 62 911 47 1,239 37 2,31 88 2,246 48 2,332 39 3,161 486 734 56 85 77 793 6 2,7 112 13,376 1,116 13,621 1,122 13,573 1,254 13,65 1,17 71,92 6,345 76,482 7,255 8,863 7,134 78,22 6,636 3,87 126 3,181 11 3,215 191 3,577 175 456 47 45 2 566 48 626 26 96 39 1,259 42 1,371 6 1,562 61 44,497 1,576 42,76 2,45 45,393 2,664 35,943 1,865 1,491 72 1,631 51 1,828 44 2,131 95 12,632 1,75 11,377 1,58 11,75 1,322 367,365 3,513 375,488 33,278 374,881 34,897 366,361 31,76 41 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING ENROLLMENT, 1999-25 MASTER S ENROLLMENT BY DISCIPLINE 1999-25 MASTER'S ENROLLMENT 1999 2 21 Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme Aerospace Engineering 1,171 324 1,495 1,413 342 1,755 1,46 335 1,741 Agricultural Engineering 31 61 371 286 74 36 315 43 358 Architectural Engineering 161 33 194 168 5 218 16 12 172 Biomedical Engineering 796 259 1,55 958 26 1,218 1,13 231 1,361 Chemical Engineering 2,64 982 3,46 1,92 945 2,865 1,887 842 2,729 Civil Engineering 5,58 3,314 8,894 5,82 2,829 8,649 5,836 2,885 8,721 Civil/Environmental Engineering ¹ Computer Science (inside engineering) 4,215 2,717 6,932 5,415 2,842 8,257 6,425 3,316 9,741 Electrical/Computer Engineering 12,557 8,589 21,146 14,223 8,287 22,51 16,9 8,434 24,443 Engineering (General) 128 74 22 199 14 33 347 366 713 Engineering Management 324 1,443 1,767 47 1,87 2,34 569 1,357 1,926 Engr. Science and Engr. Physics 412 662 1,74 35 484 834 199 214 413 Environmental Engineering 212 143 355 234 154 388 26 172 378 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 2,631 2,383 5,14 3,588 2,512 6,1 3,944 2,474 6,418 Mechanical Engineering 6,449 3,614 1,63 6,688 3,381 1,69 7,234 3,492 1,726 Metallurgical and Matrls. Engineering 1,65 421 1,486 1,72 322 1,394 942 328 1,27 Mining Engineering 69 17 86 92 22 114 78 29 17 Nuclear Engineering 264 35 299 273 26 299 255 52 37 Engineering Disciplines 2,773 4,114 6,887 3,47 3,837 7,37 3,136 3,97 7,43 Petroleum Engineering 38 78 386 3 88 388 311 69 38 Computer Science (outside engineering) ² TOTAL 41,489 29,263 7,752 46,939 28,429 75,368 5,389 28,558 78,947 ¹ New discipline added in 25. ² ASEE collects only a fraction of all computer science data from outside engineering colleges. Computer science (outside engineering) is not included in the grand total. Note: ASEE collected enrollment data at the department level until 24. Enrollment data for 25 was collected at the degree program level. This method is more accurate. However, some longitudinal continuity is lost between 1999-24 and 25. For example, some aerospace data was grouped with mechanical data prior to 25 because mechanical engineering departments often award aerospace degrees. Consequently, the aerospace total is much larger in 25. This effect is also apparent for some other disciplines. 42 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING ENROLLMENT, 1999-25 22 23 24 25 Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme 1,338 293 1,631 1,57 477 1,984 1,621 541 2,162 1,853 575 2,428 318 52 37 363 58 421 311 58 369 338 61 399 173 31 24 194 27 221 229 21 25 256 32 288 1,376 342 1,718 1,567 462 2,29 1,775 539 2,314 1,71 612 2,313 2,36 922 2,958 1,874 98 2,854 1,791 955 2,746 1,527 81 2,328 6,86 3,94 9,18 6,65 3,37 9,435 5,975 3,323 9,298 4,955 2,599 7,554 92 119 211 6,552 4,263 1,815 6,68 5,452 12,132 5,59 5,388 1,897 6,4 4,933 1,973 18,551 9,574 28,125 17,611 1,89 28,42 15,311 1,738 26,49 13,799 8,995 22,794 53 55 1,8 498 634 1,132 475 734 1,29 669 1,67 1,736 633 1,734 2,367 499 1,8 2,299 633 2,351 2,984 1,384 2,826 4,21 249 244 493 26 239 499 19 174 364 21 167 377 198 254 452 371 368 739 33 254 584 852 445 1,297 4,524 2,596 7,12 4,6 2,814 6,874 3,496 2,572 6,68 3,68 2,15 5,713 8,199 3,791 11,99 8,179 4,161 12,34 7,458 4,28 11,666 7,126 3,564 1,69 951 278 1,229 895 214 1,19 784 243 1,27 92 293 1,213 73 37 11 78 32 11 77 35 112 82 3 112 231 53 284 25 62 312 253 57 31 379 96 475 3,724 5,199 8,923 3,529 4,737 8,266 3,72 5,31 9,12 3,267 4,4 7,667 375 9 465 393 96 489 385 18 493 387 128 515 1,43 1,62 2,465 2,39 1,234 3,273 2,253 99 3,243 56,9 33,352 89,442 54,873 36,792 91,665 5,35 37,69 87,914 49,445 33,848 83,293 43 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING ENROLLMENT, 1999-25 DOCTORAL ENROLLMENT BY DISCIPLINE 1999-25 DOCTORAL ENROLLMENT 1999 2 21 Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme Aerospace Engineering 944 235 1,179 1,27 148 1,175 1,41 159 1,2 Agricultural Engineering 317 46 363 297 55 352 33 47 35 Architectural Engineering 34 6 4 41 4 45 56 1 57 Biomedical Engineering 1,185 25 1,435 1,44 23 1,643 1,777 172 1,949 Chemical Engineering 3,565 366 3,931 3,53 323 3,853 3,652 34 3,992 Civil Engineering 3,61 813 3,874 3,222 77 3,929 3,4 734 4,134 Civil/Environmental Engineering ¹ Computer Science (inside engineering) 2,135 377 2,512 2,316 463 2,779 2,745 519 3,264 Electrical/Computer Engineering 9,51 2,24 11,75 9,725 1,837 11562 1,31 1,769 12,7 Engineering (General) 85 32 117 135 24 159 124 44 168 Engineering Management 69 111 18 8 133 213 145 154 299 Engr. Science and Engr. Physics 542 9 632 559 75 634 646 56 72 Environmental Engineering 173 1 183 178 18 196 246 24 27 Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering 1,144 421 1,565 1,395 392 1,787 1,423 427 1,85 Mechanical Engineering 4,411 1,93 5,54 4,63 868 5,471 4,83 781 5,584 Metallurgical and Matrls. Engineering 1,829 316 2,145 1,895 188 2,83 2,63 172 2,235 Mining Engineering 63 8 71 57 12 69 51 11 62 Nuclear Engineering 334 51 385 374 24 398 389 29 418 Engineering Disciplines 1,965 725 2,69 2,23 697 2,927 2,15 668 2,683 Petroleum Engineering 161 13 174 158 34 192 133 26 159 Computer Science (outside engineering) ² TOTAL 31,68 6,987 38,55 33,262 6,25 39,467 35,313 6,133 41,446 ¹ New discipline added in 25. ² ASEE collects only a fraction of all computer science data from outside engineering colleges. Computer science (outside engineering) is not included in the grand total. Note: ASEE collected enrollment data at the department level until 24. Enrollment data for 25 was collected at the degree program level. This method is more accurate. However, some longitudinal continuity is lost between 1999-24 and 25. For example, some aerospace data was grouped with mechanical data prior to 25 because mechanical engineering departments often award aerospace degrees. Consequently, the aerospace total is much larger in 25. This effect is also apparent for some other disciplines. 44 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENGINEERING ENROLLMENT, 1999-25 22 23 24 25 Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme Full Time Part TIme 1,47 159 1,26 1,153 168 1,321 1,31 149 1,459 1,65 192 1,797 323 5 373 365 47 412 37 3 4 411 5 461 58 3 61 65 65 65 65 42 2 44 2,163 185 2,348 2,64 263 2,93 3,216 33 3,546 3,597 339 3,936 4,298 322 4,62 4,672 372 5,44 4,817 368 5,185 4,659 336 4,995 3,817 726 4,543 3,915 751 4,666 4,171 8 4,971 3,847 71 4,548 49 87 136 3,433 58 3,941 4,173 662 4,835 4,477 697 5,174 5,313 1,93 6,46 11,893 1,81 13,694 13,412 2,7 15,419 13,776 2,298 16,74 13,34 2,168 15,472 138 38 176 225 55 28 264 78 342 272 69 341 232 245 477 122 22 342 232 255 487 136 178 314 688 58 746 811 61 872 848 54 92 974 62 1,36 254 39 293 397 75 472 345 71 416 771 14 875 1,661 389 2,5 1,836 41 2,246 1,962 465 2,427 2,46 5 2,546 5,342 87 6,212 6,155 962 7,117 6,22 1,75 7,295 5,896 881 6,777 2,172 253 2,425 2,472 218 2,69 2,614 217 2,831 3,6 221 3,281 5 13 63 59 1 69 71 18 89 8 13 93 376 33 49 427 26 453 446 18 464 529 51 58 2,581 86 3,441 2,496 74 3,2 2,895 769 3,664 2,573 628 3,21 153 32 185 155 43 198 17 4 21 29 29 238 1,924 219 2,143 1,82 262 2,82 2,268 249 2,517 4,679 6,584 47,263 45,55 7,54 52,64 48,269 7,732 56,1 49,373 7,74 57,77 45 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges
ENROLLMENT, FALL 25 ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY BACHELOR'S MASTER'S DOCTORAL African-American 6.2% Asian- American 11.8% African-American 5.4% Asian- American 16.4% African-American 4.6% Asian- American 14.8% Caucasian 66.7% Hispanic 6.9% 8.4% Caucasian 58.7% Hispanic 5.6% 13.9% Caucasian 61.4% Hispanic 4.6% 14.6% ENROLLMENT BY RESIDENCY BACHELOR'S MASTER'S DOCTORAL Foreign 5.2% Domestic 94.8% Foreign 38.1% Domestic 61.9% Foreign 56.3% Domestic 43.7% ENROLLMENT BY GENDER BACHELOR'S MASTER'S DOCTORAL Female 17.5% Female 22.1% Female 22% Male 82.5% Male 77.9% Male 78% BACHELOR'S TOTAL 366,361 MASTER'S TOTAL 83,293 DOCTORAL TOTAL 57,77 46 For more information, visit the ASEE Web site at www.asee.org/colleges