The Virginia Tech College of Engineering is on the forefront of innovation, working in disruptive technology areas that include: autonomous systems and robotics, cybersecurity and cyber physical systems, data analytics and decision sciences, injury and occupational biomechanics, manufacturing materials and systems, energy engineering and science, sustainable infrastructure and construction, transportation and logistics, turbomachinery and diagnostics, corrosion and water, and wireless communications and security.

At a Glance
• Located in Blacksburg, Virginia
• 360 faculty across 12 departments and 2 schools
• 14 undergraduate degree-granting engineering majors
• 35 doctoral and master's degree programs in 17 areas of study
• Enrollment for 2016-17 academic year: 10,259 undergraduate and graduate students
• Ranked 14th and 27th among doctoral-granting universities by U.S. News & World Report for undergraduate and graduate engineering programs, respectively
• Ranked 8th out of 381 institutions for engineering research expenditures by the National Science Foundation annual survey