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Watch Us Grow: Tennessee Tech College of Engineering

Tennessee Tech University is pioneering the future of engineering education by embracing a growing nuclear economy and innovative technologies. 🚀 Discover how the College of Engineering is leading the charge with new programs and cutting-edge facilities that are set to transform the landscape of engineering in Tennessee and beyond. The College of Engineering at Tennessee Tech has expanded its programs to include nuclear engineering, construction management, smart manufacturing, aerospace engineering, and high-performance computing. With a remarkable increase in student enrollment and research funding—now at $42.7 million annually—the college is positioned as a leader in driving technological advancements. A longstanding partnership with Oak Ridge National Lab has been further strengthened, focusing on nuclear engineering and advanced manufacturing for defense applications, alongside cybersecurity. The newly launched Nuclear Engineering Program emphasizes workforce development and hands-on learning. By leveraging extended reality technologies, students gain practical experience with industry-relevant equipment. Partnerships with industrial and laboratory leaders promise robust internship opportunities, senior design projects, and curriculum enhancements. Exciting infrastructure developments include two new buildings: the Ashraf Islam Engineering Building and the Advanced Construction Manufacturing Engineering Building (ACME). These facilities will host integrated labs designed to meet modern workforce demands. The Outdoor Environmental Laboratory offers a unique, living laboratory experience, featuring innovative tools like an unmanned autonomous surface vehicle for environmental research. Tennessee Tech's commitment to hands-on, experiential learning is evident across various programs. The ACME building will feature advanced facilities for civil and environmental engineering, enabling students to engage in comprehensive research on materials, bridge girders, and building structures. The university's collaboration with industry giants like Sinto America ensures that students are well-prepared to enter the workforce and make meaningful contributions. The advanced foundry within the ACME building exemplifies this partnership, offering students unmatched opportunities in the foundry industry. Join Tennessee Tech in shaping the future of engineering. Subscribe to our channel for more insights, leave a comment with your thoughts, and visit our website to learn how you can be part of this exciting journey. #TennesseeTech #NuclearEngineering #EngineeringInnovation #HandsOnLearning #FutureOfEngineering