Data source: American
Society for Engineering Education. More
data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.
| NUMBER
OF ENGINEERING TEACHING PERSONNEL
BY RANK |
| 1. Full Professor
|
11,582 |
2.
Associate Professor
|
6,092 |
3. Assistant Professor
|
5,338 |
4.
Nontenure-Track Personnel
|
1,809 |
| 5. Full-time Equivalent
of All Part-Time Personnel |
1,254 |
| Data
source: American Society for Engineering
Education. More data can be found
online at www.asee.org/colleges.
|
| NUMBER
OF TEACHING PERSONNEL BY ENGINEERING
DISCIPLINE |
| 1. Electrical/Computer |
6,359 |
2.
Mechanical
|
4,545 |
3. Civil
|
3,280 |
4.
Computer Science (inside eng.)
|
2,424 |
5. Chemical
|
1,885 |
6.
Other
|
1,651 |
7. Industrial/Manufacturing
|
1,284 |
8.
Biomedical
|
930 |
9. Metallurgical
& Materials
|
788 |
10.
Aerospace
|
685 |
11. Agricultural
|
430 |
12.
Eng. Science & Eng. Physics
|
320 |
13. Engineering
(General)
|
290 |
14.
Environmental
|
257 |
15. Engineering
Management
|
211 |
16.
Civil/Environmental
|
195 |
17. Nuclear
|
170 |
18.
Architectural
|
137 |
19. Petroleum
|
117 |
| 20.
Mining |
106 |
Note:
These numbers were determined by adding
tenured/tenure-track faculty, full-time
nontenure-track faculty and full-time
equivalent of part-time faculty.
Data source: American Society for
Engineering Education. More data can
be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.
|
| HIGH
RATIO OF BACHELOR’S DEGREES
TO TEACHING PERSONNEL BY SCHOOL* |
1. Clarkson University
|
5.73 |
2.
Arkansas State University
|
5.50 |
3. Kettering University
|
5.12 |
4.
Pennsylvania State University, Erie
|
5.07 |
5. University
of California, San Diego
|
4.89 |
6.
Gonzaga University
|
4.79 |
7. Michigan Technological
University
|
4.46 |
8.
University of California, Irvine
|
4.40 |
9. University
of Wisconsin, Platteville
|
4.28 |
10.
San Jose State University
|
4.20 |
11. Drexel University
|
4.18 |
12.
Pennsylvania State University
|
4.13 |
13. Saginaw Valley
State University
|
4.12 |
14.
University of Central Florida
|
4.09 |
| 15. University
of Michigan, Dearborn |
3.99 |
Note:
198 schools fit the criteria for this
table. * Minimum of 50 bachelor’s
degrees awarded. Schools needed to
report tenured/tenure-track faculty,
FT non-tenure track teaching personnel
and FTE of PT teaching personnel to
be included.
Data source: American Society for
Engineering Education. More data can
be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.
|
| LOW
RATIO OF BACHELOR’S DEGREES
TO TEACHING PERSONNEL BY SCHOOL* |
1. California
Institute of Technology
|
0.81 |
2.
Yale University
|
0.87 |
3. University
of Alabama, Birmingham
|
1.04 |
4.
South Dakota State University
|
1.10 |
5. Wayne State
University
|
1.12 |
6.
University of Memphis
|
1.30 |
7. University
of Alaska Fairbanks
|
1.36 |
7.
Princeton University
|
1.36 |
7. William Marsh
Rice University
|
1.36 |
10.
Southern Methodist University
|
1.43 |
11. University
of Maine
|
1.47 |
12.
Harvard University
|
1.49 |
13. Brown University
|
1.51 |
14.
Massachusetts Inst. of Technology
|
1.62 |
15. Cleveland
State University
|
1.65 |
15.
Indiana U.-Purdue U., Fort Wayne
|
1.65 |
| 15. Southern Univ.
and A&M College |
1.65 |
Note:
198 schools fit the criteria for this
table. * Minimum of 50 bachelor’s
degrees awarded. Schools needed to
report tenured/tenure-track faculty,
FT non-tenure track teaching personnel
and FTE of PT teaching personnel to
be included.
Data source: American Society for
Engineering Education. More data can
be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.
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