Department Statistics
PEOPLE | RANKINGS | CAREER PATHS
Rankings
Undergraduate Program -- 6th in the U.S.A. (ranked by Gourman Report)
Graduate Program -- 6th in the world (ranked by Gourman Report)
PhD Production -- 3rd in the U.S.A. (ranked by C & E News)
Research Funding -- 9th in the U.S.A. (ranked by C & E News)
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Students
- Undergraduate students 247
- Graduate students 113
- Fellows 6
Faculty
Twenty-four (24) full-time faculty; two (2) Emeritus
Ten (10) University Named Professors
- Mark A. Barteau - Robert L. Pigford Chair
- Antony N. Beris - Arthur B. Metzner Professor
- Jingguang G. Chen - Claire D. LeClaire Professor
- Eric W. Kaler - Elizabeth Inez Kelley Professor
- Kelvin H. Lee - Gore Professor
- Abraham M. Lenhoff - Gore Professor
- Babatunde Ogunnaike - William L. Friend Professor
- E. Terry Papoutsakis - Eugene DuPont Chair
- T. W. Fraser Russell - Allan P. Colburn Professor
- Stanley I. Sandler - H. B. duPont Chair
- Norman J. Wagner - Alvin B. and Julia O. Stiles Professor
Three (3) Members of the National Academy of Engineering
- Mark A. Barteau, Robert L. Pigford Chair
- T. W. Fraser Russell, Allan P. Colburn Professor
- Stanley I. Sandler, H.B. duPont Chair
Fourteen (14) Presidential/NSF Young Investigators/CAREER Awards
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Typical Career Paths
70% - 75% Employment in private industry, government laboratories and agencies, and nonprofit research centers.
20% - 25% Graduate school.
Other careers: academia; medical, law or business school. Graduates who have completed ROTC may be commissioned as officers in the Army or Air Force.
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