 Data source: American Society for Engineering
Education. More data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.
| Master's Degrees Awarded by School in 2004-2005 |
| 1. University of Southern California |
1,244 |
| 2. Stanford University
|
930 |
| 3. University of Michigan |
894 |
| 4. Georgia Institute
of Technology |
838 |
| 5. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology |
808 |
| 6. Johns Hopkins
University |
777 |
| 7. University of Texas, Arlington |
661 |
| 8. San Jose State
University |
625 |
| 9. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign |
577 |
| 10. Purdue University
|
525 |
| 11. Texas A&M University |
522 |
| 12. University
of Florida |
503 |
| 13. Cornell University |
490 |
| 14. Virginia Tech
|
478 |
| 15. Columbia University |
470 |
| 16. University
of Texas, Austin |
457 |
| 17. Pennsylvania State University |
441 |
| 18. North Carolina
State University |
428 |
| 19. Air Force Institute of Technology |
420 |
| 20. George Mason
University |
411 |
| 21. Univ. of California, Los Angeles |
407 |
| 22. University
of Wisconsin, Madison |
393 |
| 23. University of Colorado at Boulder |
392 |
| 24. University
of California, Berkeley |
374 |
| 25. SUNY, Buffalo
|
371 |
Note: 248 total schools reported.
Data source: American
Society for Engineering Education. More data can be found online
at www.asee.org/colleges.
|
| Percentage of Master's Degrees to Women by School in 2004-2005 * |
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% |
10. 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
|
31.0% |
20. University of Texas, Dallas
|
30.9% |
Note: * Minimum of 35 total master’s degrees awarded; 200 schools met this criterium.
Data source: American Society for Engineering Education. More
data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.
|
| Master's Degrees Awarded by Discipline/Total: 40,650 |
1. Electrical/Computer
|
11,415 |
2. Computer Science (inside eng.)
|
5,735 |
3 . Mechanical
|
4,767 |
4. Civil
|
3,875 |
5. Other *
|
3,359 |
6. Industrial/Manufacturing
|
3,138 |
7. Engineering Management
|
1,818 |
8. Chemical
|
1,404 |
9. Aerospace
|
1,043 |
10. Biomedical
|
1,007 |
11. Metallurgical & Materials
|
743 |
12. Environmental
|
635 |
13. Engineering (general)
|
539 |
14. Eng. Science & Eng. Physics
|
282 |
15. Petroleum
|
256 |
16. Nuclear
|
181 |
17. Agricultural
|
173 |
18. Architectural
|
164 |
19. Civil/Environmental
|
78 |
| 20. Mining |
38 |
Note:* “Other” includes systems engineering, information systems and engineering, applied math/physics/science/statistics, telecommunications, and others.
Data source: American Society for Engineering Education. More
data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.
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