Department News
New UofM Website
11-24-2025
The University is nearing the completion of a 16-month website redesign project. The new design will "go live" across memphis.edu next Monday, Dec. 1. This project was conducted in conjunction with the recent UofM brand redesign to update and enhance the University's presentation and user experience.
Only the offical memphis.edu websites are affected.
Expect the site to look different, menues moved, broken links and other issues.
Scholarship Application Available
Robotics Club
11-11-2025
The Herff College Robotics Club will meet every Thursday from 5 - 5:30 in ES 218.
Currently we are brainstorming on ideas for our first robotics project.
Come by and check us out.
ASEE-SE Annual Conference
4-16-2025
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The American Society for Engineering Education, Southeast Section will be holding it's anual conference at the University of Memphis Mar 8-10, 2026. The planing is still ongoing, but you can check out info on the conference HERE.
The dates correspond to our spring break, but we will be needing students to assist with registration tables, stuffing welcome bags and much more, so watch for extra credit oportunities when the conference nears.
UofM Majors that pay the most
11-8-2022
From: Commercial Appeal (Oct 9, 2022)
In the article "Want a big paycheck? These University of Memphis majors pay the most - and least" by Becca Wright it was stated that the five highest-earning bachelor's degrees offered at the UofM were:
- Mechanical engineering: $71,690
- Electrical, electronics and communications engineering: $68,655
- Computer engineering: $68,033
- Engineering technology: $64,943
- Civil engineering: $62,591
The lowest-earning bachelor's degree made $22,882.
Tau Alpha Pi
5-8-2025
We are proud to announce this year's Tau Alpha Pi Engineering Technology Honor Society's Inductees:
Deanneshae Bland, Ronnie Nguyen, Keaton Claudio, Owen Cook, Andrew Kallaher, Rose Saeed, Olivia Ensor, Mario Arredondo, Emily Gravatt, Yeeun Ahn, Hannah Perry, Ean Lindsey, Jakayla Thomas
These students represent the upper 10% of all Engineering Technology Students.
Please join us in congratulating our latest Honorees.

