Facts and Figures

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The details are below, but in broad strokes: The MIT School of Engineering is home to eight academic departments, one institute, a HUGE collection of research laboratories, centers, co- and extracurricular programs, professional and interdepartmental education initiatives, and more.

Roughly half (55%) of all students are enrolled in an engineering degree program. About a third (37%) of the Institute’s faculty are in the School, and their research accounts for 53% of MIT’s total annual sponsored projects.

Faculty 2025
Full Professors 265
Associate Professors with Tenure 46
Associate Professors without Tenure 33
Assistant Professors 47
Degrees Awarded 2023-24
Bachelor of Science 802
Master’s Degree 850
Doctoral Degree 381
Undergraduate Major Enrollment 2024-25
Women 1,199
International Students 254
Total Students 2,467
Graduate Enrollment 2023-24
Women 1,298
International Students 1,167
Total Students 3,435
Rankings
The MIT School of Engineering is generally ranked at the top of its field. U.S. News & World Report has given the top spot to MIT’s undergraduate engineering program since 1983. In the 2025 ranking of graduate programs, U.S. News placed aerospace/aeronautical/astronautical engineering, chemical engineering, computer engineering, electrical/electronic/communications engineering, materials engineering, and mechanical engineering in the number-one spot; also ranked were biomedical engineering/bioengineering (2), civil engineering (8), environmental/environmental health engineering (9), and nuclear engineering (2). Our programs also ranked highly in most international university rankings.
Financial Support
The MIT School of Engineering draws on a variety of agencies, foundations, and industries to provide financial support for its academic and research initiatives. The total volume of research expenditures in 2024 was $468M.
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