Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering graduate programs have received high marks in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, showcasing the institution’s commitment to excellence in research and education. Ranked tied for No. 31 overall, Virginia Tech’s engineering programs shone with four programs in the top 10, including Environmental and Industrial and Systems engineering at No. 5, Civil engineering at No. 9, and Biological/Agricultural engineering at No. 10. Additionally, several other programs ranked in the top 20, highlighting the university’s dedication to producing top-tier engineers.
According to Julie Ross, the Dean of Engineering at Virginia Tech, the institution aims to push the boundaries of engineering knowledge through transdisciplinary research, preparing graduates to tackle complex societal challenges on a global scale. The strong showing in the U.S. News & World Report rankings not only reflects the quality of education at Virginia Tech but also the excellence of its faculty, students, and alumni. Furthermore, the university’s commitment to providing exceptional graduate programs extends beyond engineering, with programs in various disciplines across different colleges receiving top-100 rankings.
Looking ahead, Virginia Tech’s graduate programs in computer science and computer engineering, along with the Evening MBA program, are set to be based at the Innovation Campus location in Alexandria starting in spring 2025. With a focus on innovation and cutting-edge research, Virginia Tech continues to solidify its position as a leader in graduate education, consistently producing top talent in a wide range of disciplines.
