The 2022 graduate program rankings have been released by U.S. News & World Report (USNWR), and for the 31^st consecutive year, the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering is in the top spot.

Georgia Tech’s College of Engineering remains at No. 8. Several programs – chemical, civil, computer, electrical, material science, and nuclear – rose in the rankings. The specifics are below.

College of Engineering: 8^th→8^th

• Aerospace: 4^th →4th
• Biomedical: 2^nd →2^nd
• Chemical: 5^th (tied with Minnesota and UT-Austin) ^→ 4^th (tied with Minnesota and Stanford)
• Civil: 3^rd (tied with Stanford) ^→2^nd (tied with Illinois)
• Computer: 6^th →5^th (tied with Carnegie Mellon and Michigan)
• Electrical: 6^th (tied with Michigan) ^→ 5^th (tied with Illinois)
• Environmental: 5^th (tied with UT-Austin) ^→ 6^th (tied with Virginia Tech)
• Industrial: 1^st →1^st
• Materials: 9^th→ 7^th
• Mechanical: 5^th (tied with Illinois and Michigan) ^→5^th (tied with Illinois and Michigan)
• Nuclear: 9^th (tied with Penn State) ^→ 6^th

The complete USNWR list of rankings and related data can be found here. The College of Engineering’s coverage is located here.