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Located in Hanover, New Hampshire, Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth was founded in 1867 as one of the first schools of engineering in the US. Dartmouth Engineering offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs within a unified department of engineering sciences and prepares the next generation of engineers to better the world through education and research with human-centered impact.

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Degree Programs

Undergraduate Programs

Master's Programs

Doctoral Programs

Entrepreneurship

Startups

Over 50% of tenure-track faculty have founded startups.

Patents

Over 65% of tenure-track faculty hold patents.

Education

Entrepreneurial training happens at all levels of the curriculum.

Enrollment 2022–2023

  • AB/BE: 207
  • Partner School Dual Degree (first-year): 27
  • MEM: 110
  • MEng: 16
  • MS: 10
  • PhD: 142

Degrees Awarded 2020-2023

Type of Degree Awarded2022-20232021-20222020-20212019-2020
AB90111108113
BE89106106114
MEM52214651
MEng14710
MS4534
PhD21231823

Gender

  • Class of 2022: 40% identify as female
  • National average: ~20% identify as female

Faculty (2022)

Core: 68

Adjunct, Visiting & Lecturers: 36

Financial Summary (2022)

Endowment: $170.6 million
Budget: $75.1 million
Research support: $27.3 million
Annual Fund giving: $1.9 million
Graduate alumni participation: 21.1%

Starting Salaries for 2023 Graduates

$98k

Average BE Graduate Starting Salary

$114k

Average MEM Graduate Starting Salary

$121K

Average PhD Graduate Starting Salary

School and Program Leadership

Leadership

Academic Program Directors

Dartmouth Facts

• Founded in 1769 and member of the Ivy League.
• Consistently ranked among the best universities in the world.
• Four-year undergraduate private, liberal arts program with more than 40 academic departments.
• Graduate schools of arts and sciences (Guarini), medicine (Geisel), engineering, and business (Tuck).
• Total Enrollment: Approximately 2,000 graduate; 4,500 undergraduate