CEE is housed in the John D. Tickle Engineering Building which received an Outstanding Post-Secondary Project Design award from American School and University Magazine for its “welcoming image and unique departmental identity.”
Concentrations
» Construction Engineering
» Environmental Engineering
» Geotechnical Engineering
» Structural Engineering
» Transportation Engineering
» Water Resources Engineering
Faculty
Over 100 peer reviewed journal articles published per year.
| Tenure-Line Faculty | 22 |
| Full-time PhD Lecturers | 2 |
| Governor’s Chairs | 2 |
| Endowed Chair | 1 |
| Chairs of Excellence | 1 |
| Endowed Professorships | 5 |
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CEE undergraduate courses taught by faculty with PhDs is greater than 85%
Students
Men: 81%
Women: 19%
Racial Diversity: 15%
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| Current Enrollment | Annual Degrees Awarded* |
|---|---|
| BS: 331 | BS: 67 |
| MS: 79 | MS: 36 |
| PhD: 74 | PhD: 9 |
*Five-year average
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Median Semesters to BS Degree: 9
Post-BS Placement (Graduate School or Employment): > 85%
Research Facilities
CEE faculty and students have access to 11 state-of-the-art research centers and institutes.
UT Facilities
- Baker Center for Energy and Environmental Policy
- Center for Environmental Biotechnology
- Center for Transportation Research
- Institute for a Secure and Sustainable Environment
- Tennessee Water Resources Research Institute
Joint with ORNL
- Joint Institute for Advanced Materials
- Joint Institute for Biological Sciences
- Joint Institute for Computational Science
- National Transportation Research Center
Externally Funded
- Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation
- Collaborative Sciences Center for Road Safety
Resources
On-campus Laboratories: > 30
Annual Budget Excluding Research: $5.5M
Annual Research Expenditures: $8M
Rankings
34th
Tickle College of Engineering is ranked 34th among undergraduate public engineering colleges according to U.S. News and World Report.
35th
Civil engineering is ranked 35th among undergraduate public engineering colleges according to U.S. News and World Report.
38th
Civil engineering is ranked 38th among graduate public engineering programs according to U.S. News and World Report.