STUDENTSEnrollment

Undergraduate 4,157Graduate 853Total 5,010

Freshman Class Snapshot

n 998 students

n Average ACT/SAT 28.5/1240 n Average High School GPA 3.86 n Comprises 26% of Auburn University’s freshman class

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Aerospace EngineeringBiosystems EngineeringChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputer Science and Software EngineeringElectrical and Computer EngineeringIndustrial and Systems EngineeringMechanical EngineeringMaterials EngineeringPolymer and Fiber EngineeringWireless Engineering

MINORS Automotive Engineering and Manufacturing SystemsBusiness-Engineering-TechnologyComputer ScienceInformation TechnologyMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceNuclear Power Generation SystemsTribology and Lubrication Science

DID YOU KNOW?Auburn Engineering students traveled to the mountains of

Quesimpuco, Bolivia, to develop and implement a gravity-fed

irrigation system and a hydroponics demonstration unit designed to

improve crop production

nAuburn Engineering is the largest program in the state of Alabama, and the largest college at Auburn University

nAuburn Engineering‘s undergraduate

program is ranked 30th among the

nation’s top public institutions according

to U.S. News & World Report

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AerospaceBiosystemsChemicalCivilComputer Science and SoftwareElectrical and ComputerIndustrial and SystemsMaterialsMechanicalPolymer and FiberWireless

156

35

68109 364

132

559

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289

975

Polymer and Fiber

MechanicalIndustrialand

Systems

Electricaland

Computer

ComputerScience

andSoftware

CivilChemicalBiosystemsAerospace47 23 81 109 129 171 129 146 16

AerospaceChemicalCivilComputer Science and SoftwareElectrical and ComputerIndustrial and SystemsMechanicalPolymer and Fiber

1.6%2.7% 11.9%

18.6%

6.4%42%

3.2%

13.6%

AUBURN ENGINEERING

ONLINE PROGRAMOnline Graduate Program

n 282 active students from 34 states, Canada, China, Korea, Great Britain and various U.S. military installations

n 2012 course registration:

Spring 459 Summer 254

Fall 535 n 2012 graduates 74

GRADUATE

STUDENTS

DID YOU KNOW? Auburn Engineering students are preventing water-borne diseases in impoverished countries with

portable water purifying systems they developed utilizing electricity

and salt to produce chlorine compounds that eliminate viruses,

bacteria and protozoa

DID YOU KNOW?Auburn Engineering’s

online graduate engineering program was ranked 6th in the nation

in U.S. News & World Report’s 2013 Best Online

Engineering Education Programs rankings

Graduate enrollment by department

Enrollment

MS 456 PhD 397 Total 853Auburn Engineering’s

graduate program is ranked

40th among the nation’s top

public institutions according

to U.S. News & World Report

Continuing Education Programs

n 94 live seminars and conferences

serving 3,301 customers

n 104 distance continuing education

courses delivered by DVD or streaming

video serving 1,321 students in

50 states and international locations

Pre-EngineeringAerospaceBiosystemsChemicalCivilComputer Science and SoftwareElectrical and ComputerIndustrial and SystemsMaterialsMechanicalPolymer and FiberWireless

156

35

68109 364

132

559

514

487503

289

975

Polymer and Fiber

MechanicalIndustrialand

Systems

Electricaland

Computer

ComputerScience

andSoftware

CivilChemicalBiosystemsAerospace47 23 81 109 129 171 129 146 16

AerospaceChemicalCivilComputer Science and SoftwareElectrical and ComputerIndustrial and SystemsMechanicalPolymer and Fiber

1.6%2.7% 11.9%

18.6%

6.4%42%

3.2%

13.6%

Pre-EngineeringAerospaceBiosystemsChemicalCivilComputer Science and SoftwareElectrical and ComputerIndustrial and SystemsMaterialsMechanicalPolymer and FiberWireless

156

35

68109 364

132

559

514

487503

289

975

Polymer and Fiber

MechanicalIndustrialand

Systems

Electricaland

Computer

ComputerScience

andSoftware

CivilChemicalBiosystemsAerospace47 23 81 109 129 171 129 146 16

AerospaceChemicalCivilComputer Science and SoftwareElectrical and ComputerIndustrial and SystemsMechanicalPolymer and Fiber

1.6%2.7% 11.9%

18.6%

6.4%42%

3.2%

13.6%

FACULTY n 148 tenure/tenure track faculty

n 27 non-tenure track faculty

n63 named professorships and endowed chairs DID YOU KNOW?Auburn Engineering accounted for 36.4% of the university’s total research expenditures

RESEARCH n$57.4 million in research expenditures

nRanked 44th in the nation in research expenditures by the American Society for Engineering Education

n Ranked in top 50 in research expenditures for the past six years

Strategic Research Areas nEnergy and Environment nCyber Security and Information Technology nInfrastructure and Transportation nBiomedical and Pharmaceutical nEngineered Materials and Nanotechnology nAdvanced Manufacturing

DID YOU KNOW?With recent facilities renovations and new construction, Auburn Engineering now boasts:Classroom space 36,162 sq. ft.Teaching laboratories 90,651 sq. ft.Research laboratories 173,003 sq. ft.

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Exp

enditu

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PHILANTHROPY Raised $21,285,708 Goal $13,000,000 Goal exceeded by $8,285,708

OUTREACH n E-Day – open house that introduces thousands of middle and high school students to Auburn Engineering

n Engineering Summer Camps – residential summer programs for 8th-12th graders, offering hands-on engineering experience

n Robo and Computer Camps – day camps targeted at increasing computer literacy for 5th-12th graders

n KEMET Academy (Knowledge and Excellence in Mathematics, Equilibrium and Technology) – summer academy that introduces minority high school students to courses that prepare them for graduation and college entrance exams

Student supportAnnual $1,957,189

Endowed $1,619,115Total $3,576,304

Faculty SupportEndowed $121,009

Total $121,009Program Support

Annual $5,662,434Endowed $11,792,788

Total $17,455,222Facilities Support

Annual $133,172Total $133,172

Total Raised $21,285,708

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DID YOU KNOW?Auburn University served as the site of the South’s

regional hub for BEST Inc., the nation’s third largest K-12 robotics program,

serving 12,500 students from 850 schools in 15 states

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