Herff College of Engineering
Memphis Engineering Degrees Designed for Workforce Succes!
Since 1964, Herff College of Engineering at the University of Memphis has been preparing students across the Mid-South for success in high-demand engineering and technology careers. With more than 50 accomplished faculty members who bring both academic expertise and industry experience, students gain the practical skills employers are seeking.
Located in the heart of Memphis, Herff College offers more than 20 undergraduate and graduate engineering degree programs across six departments. From modern labs to student-focused services, we provide the support you need to earn your engineering degree in Memphis and launch a rewarding career.
Engineering Management Degree
Prepares students to lead technical teams, manage complex projects and drive innovation in engineering and technology fields.
For more information:
Kirbi Robinson
Assistant Dean, Engineering Graduate Studies
kirbi.robinson@memphis.edu
Engineering Departments
Dr. Gary Bowlin, Chair
Focuses on technology and processes that medical professionals use and apply to solve complex health problems
Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering
Dr. Rouzbeh R. Nazari, Chair
Serves the general public by planning, designing and constructing projects to safeguard our way of life
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Dr. Mohd Hasan Ali, Interim Chair
Focuses on the development of technology that is essential to the information age in which we live
Dr. Ali Fatemi, Chair
Ranges from basic research to product development to marketing launches of products that make life better every day
Polytechnic @ UofM
The Polytechnic @ UofM is a sub-unit within the Herff College of Engineering. It will be focused on providing applied academic programs aligned with workforce needs.
The new sub-unit will be formed from applied technology programs in the Herff College of Engineering and the College of Professional and Liberal Studies providing enhanced pathways from TCATs, Community Colleges and returning learners to baccalaureate “applied technology” programs.
Dr. Alfred Hall, Chair
Focuses on teaching basic engineering principles and technology/technical skills to support business, industry, technology and engineering
Dr. Russell Deaton, Chair
Focuses on the application of engineering theory instead of the development of it