Rankings
The Texas A&M University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering's graduate program is ranked 11th for computer engineering and 13th for electrical engineering among public institutions by U.S. News & World Report. Our undergraduate program is ranked 11th for computer engineering and 8th for electrical engineering among public institutions by U.S. News & World Report. Download our latest fact sheet here.
Highlights
Several of the department's research activities have been steadily growing and continue to do so. In addition to over 52,000 square feet of research lab space across campus, students and faculty also have access to the Zachry Engineering Education Complex, which adds over half a million square feet of instructional space and top-notch labs for students.
Student Enrollment
| Student Level | Number of Students |
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| Undergraduate | 1,487 |
| Master's | 365 |
| Doctoral | 280 |
| Total Enrollment | 2,132 |
| Source: Texas A&M University Data and Research Services As reported to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. |
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Degrees Awarded
| Degree Level | Number of Degrees Awarded |
|---|---|
| Bachelor's | 397 |
| Master's | 99 |
| Doctoral | 45 |
| Total Degrees Awarded | 541 |
| Source: Texas A&M University Data and Research Services |
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Faculty
With a high-quality student body and outstanding faculty, the department is well poised to achieve its mission of excellence in all three areas. Some indicators of our faculty recognition include:
| Tenure Status | Number of Faculty |
|---|---|
| Tenured/Tenure-Track | 67 |
| Academic Professional Track | 13 |
| Total Faculty | 80 |
Faculty Recognition
- Eleven Chairs
- Fifteen Professorships
- Four Distinguished Professors
- Seven Members of the National Academies