17 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Materials Science and Engineering degree from University of Tennessee Knoxville is a program that is on the leading edge of technology through the development of new materials and the improvement of existing materials for applications in all engineering fields. It is at the forefront of modern technological advances and its graduates are in great demand.

Mechanical Engineering at University of Tennessee Knoxville involves the design, analysis, testing, and manufacture of mechanical and thermal systems. Mechanical engineers are employed in nearly every industry, from basic research through mass production of energy systems, computer software/hardware, robotics, and automobiles.

The Office of Sustainability works to Make Orange Green by promoting a sustainable and equitable campus community for all. We take pride in our role as part of the state’s flagship land-grant university and our responsibility to mitigate the social impacts of climate change. Sustainability is offered at University of Tennessee Knoxville.

Electrical Engineering deals with the application of the physical laws governing charged particles at University of Tennessee Knoxville.

The Biomedical Engineering curriculum from University of Tennessee Knoxville integrates selected engineering sciences and design methods with life science coursework. The program prepares students for careers in a variety of health care related professions including work for medical device manufacturers and regulatory governmental agencies. 

Aerospace Engineering at University of Tennessee Knoxville uses the basic sciences and mathematics to develop the foundation for the design, development, production, testing, and applied research associated with aerospace vehicles.

In this engage Engineering Fundamentals Program at University of Tennessee Knoxville, students learn by interacting with others to create solutions to engineering problems.

The Civil Engineering program at University of Tennessee Knoxville provides a broad-based civil and environmental engineering education that builds off the Tickle College of Engineering’s engage Engineering Fundamentals Program.

This Environmental Engineering program at University of Tennessee Knoxville offers students the opportunity to explore multidisciplinary solutions to solve problems around protecting human health and the environment.

The purpose of the Cook Grand Challenge Honors Program at University of Tennessee Knoxville is to provide greater intellectual challenges and broader educational experiences for undergraduate students.

The undergraduate Chemical Engineering program from University of Tennessee Knoxville provides a comprehensive education through broad-based course offerings in fundamental engineering science and in specialized courses that provide depth of knowledge in areas of particular interest.

The Construction Science and Management from University of Tennessee Knoxville is housed within the Department of Biosystems Engineering and Soil Science at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture. 

Established in 1957, University of Tennessee Knoxville’s Department of Nuclear Engineering was the first and continues to be one of the most prestigious in the United States. Nuclear Engineering is offered at University of Tennessee Knoxville.

The Biosystems Engineering program of study at University of Tennessee Knoxville is like all other engineering disciplines, with students completing a common set of courses in math, physics, chemistry, statics, fluid mechanics, and dynamics and strength of materials. 

The Heath Integrated Business and Engineering Program unites students and knowledge in two of the outstanding academic colleges at University of Tennessee Knoxville, the Tickle College of Engineering and Haslam College of Business.

Whether you’re wanting to revolutionize the transportation systems, become an expert in supply chain networks, or enhance healthcare technology, the Industrial Engineering department at the University of Tennessee Knoxville offers students the tools and resources they need to create a better future.

The mission of the Integrated Engineering Design program at University of Tennessee Knoxville is to increase the number of horizontal and vertical design interactions for Tickle College of Engineering undergraduates.