Five faculty members and one student from the Tickle College of Engineering were honored at the spring Academic Honors Banquet.
Highlighted by Nuclear Engineering’s rise into the top three, the Tickle College of Engineering earned all-time best national recognition in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 rankings of top graduate schools.
The Tickle College of Engineering has received a $140,000 grant from the ExxonMobil Foundation to support the Deborah Brown Summer Engineering Advancement (SEA) Program.
The University of Tennessee’s Tickle College of Engineering unveiled a new Operator Training Simulator Laboratory in partnership with Kairos Power.
The Tickle College of Engineering graduate online program climbed 14 spots in the overall rankings of the 2025 U.S. News & World Report Best Online Programs, which were released Tuesday. Driven by the growth in the online master of science in computer science program (MSCS) and continued popularity of the online master’s programs in civil,…
The University of Tennessee and the University of Sheffield recently signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate research collaborations and promote student and staff exchanges between the institutions.
Eric Lukosi, a professor and Charles P. Postelle Professor in Nuclear Engineering, has been named the interim department head of the new Department of Applied Engineering and Technology (AET).
A team of researchers from UT has helped develop Active Shooter Tracking and Evacuation Routing for Survival (ASTERS), a system that uses AI and social engineering to try and keep schools safe during an on-campus shooting.
New Assistant Professor of Practice Jeff Foote has developed new Computer Aided Manufacturing classes that will be offered in the Kao Innovation & Collaboration Studio, beginning in the fall.
The college is introducing a new IP Law graduate certificate program this fall that blends technical and legal knowledge.