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The University of Tulsas College of Engineering & Computer Science is ranked No. 43 among graduate programs at private universities for 2024, according to U.S. News & World Report.

This latest data from U.S. News & World Report is more than just an accolade to the university; it is a testament to the facultys dedication to academic excellence, innovative research, and impactful teaching, said Andreas A. Polycarpou, Ph.D. and James R. Sorem Inaugural Dean of the College of Engineering & Computer Science. It reflects the profound influence on their students and the academic community, highlighting their commitment to fostering an environment of intellectual growth and discovery.

UTulsas petroleum engineering program was ranked No. 2 among private institutions and No. 6 overall. In addition to program rankings, U.S. News presents the latest data on enrollment numbers, job placement rates, faculty statistics, and other imperative indicators to assist prospective students in making informed decisions.

UTulsas College of Engineering & Computer Science is known for its hands-on opportunities, challenging students with real-world problems to set them up for successful careers, said Mohan Kelkar, Ph.D. and chair of petroleum engineering. Faculty and students have access to a state-of-the-art drilling simulator and high-tech equipment on the main campus as well as drilling labs and an operational multiphase flow loop on the North Campus. Traditional and transitional energy research is conducted with industry partners, government agencies, and interdisciplinary colleagues from across the college.

UTulsas mechanical engineering program was ranked in the top 50 among private institutions and No. 146 overall, a staggering 20-spot improvement from the previous year.

The rise in rankings is a testament to our top-tier faculty, cutting-edge facilities, and innovative research in materials science, tribology, and robotics, said John Henshaw, Ph.D. and chair of mechanical engineering. We are thrilled that our commitment is starting to reflect what we have always known: UTulsa is an outstanding place to receive a mechanical engineering education.

Pursuing an advanced degree in engineering enhances students skills, allowing them to specialize in their areas of interest while opening doors to leadership roles with higher earning potential. Learn more about what the College of Engineering & Computer Science offers.

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U.S. News ranks ECS graduate programs among Top 50 at private universities - The Collegian online