Thank you for visiting the Industrial and Systems Engineering Prospective Student page. We are excited that you are interested in the University of Tennessee and Industrial and Systems Engineering! We hope you find the information you are looking for. If you have further questions, please email us at isedept@utk.edu.
The best part of the ISE department is their commitment to the student and the student’s best interests. Being a relatively small program at a large public university gives me the resources of a large university in a much more personal environment.
– Emily Diehl, Class of 2019
Aliza Dixon, Class of 2019, Co-op at Shaw Industries
Chayce Bidstrup, Class of 2018, Co-op at Southern Company and Full Time Employment at Southern Company
Frenando Blevins, Class of 2020, Internship at Colgate-Palmolive
Lauren Lingar, Class of 2020, Co-op at Shaw Industries
Sam Hornsby, Class of 2018, Co-op at Sherman + Reilly Inc., A Textron Company, Internship at Textron Marine & Land Systems, and Full Time Employment at Sherman + Reilly Inc., A Textron Company
Sara Gamble, Class of 2019, Internships at Frito-Lay, Eastman Chemical Company, and Benchmark Electronics Inc.
TOURS
Prospective students are highly encouraged to take a tour on campus. There are many tours to help show you around! Take a Campus Tour to orient yourself with the University of Tennessee, Knoxville campus. Take an Engineering Campus Tour with our Engineering Student Ambassadors to take a look around the engineering campus. Contact the ISE department to have a Prospective Student Meeting with the ISE department head and the academic advisor.
CONTACT INFORMATION
If you have questions, please contact the Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering for details. If you want to talk to our undergraduate students for their experience, you may contact our ISE Ambassadors.
If you are interested in how to apply to the University of Tennessee, please visit Undergraduate Admissions.
NEW STUDENTS
In addition to UT’s admission requirements, new incoming students applying to the college must also meet engineering admission requirements, found in the Undergraduate Catalog.
TRANSFER STUDENTS
Transfer students are evaluated for admission by the department offering the desired degree program. Courses taken, grades, and other evidence of ability to succeed in an engineering curriculum are considered. Transfer is very simple for students transferring from Tennessee’s community colleges that have special agreements, called “articulation agreements,” with UT. Courses covered by such agreements automatically transfer to UT.
Students returning to school after some years away are especially welcome because of their contribution to classes and projects made possible by their maturity and life experiences.