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For the seventh consecutive year, the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland ranks among the country’s top 10 public universities in graduate engineering programs, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2025–26 rankings.
Overall, Maryland Engineering ranked 18th for the second consecutive year among more than 200 public and private engineering schools.
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University of Maryland, College Park (A. James Clark School of Engineering)
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18 |
10 |
“As an academic institution, we have a responsibility to educate and prepare engineers to contribute to society through the discovery of knowledge and its application to solutions that improve our world. That responsibility starts with a great engineering education, one that empowers our faculty and graduate students to pursue their passions and offers them the research opportunities, world-class facilities, and professional networks to do it. We are proud to see our graduate programs recognized amongst the best in the U.S.,” said Samuel Graham, dean of the Clark School. “Maryland Engineering prides itself on its legacy of research innovation and education, and looks forward to a bright future for our graduate programs.”
In addition to the Clark School’s top 10 ranking among public universities, all of the school’s individual graduate degree programs were ranked in the top 25 among publics; four were ranked in the top 10.
In January 2025, the Clark School’s online graduate engineering program was ranked 9th among U.S. schools, the second year in a row it ranked among the top 10.
Among the Country's Most Dynamic, Respected Research Environments
Maryland Engineering has leading-edge expertise in health care, microelectronics, energy storage and production, autonomy, quantum technology, robotics, batteries, and more. The school also is home to industry-leading institutes and centers, including ones focused on industrial AI, transportation, biomedical devices, disaster resilience, and rotorcraft. 
In January 2025, the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP) and the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) announced a transformative $10 million gift from Edward and Jennifer St. John and the Edward St. John Foundation to launch the Edward & Jennifer St. John Center for Translational Engineering and Medicine, a collaboration allowing researchers to improve and customize clinical practice and diagnostic tools, develop new treatments to improve the patient-doctor experience, and empower patients to live healthier lives.
Other major activity and awards include:
World-Class Facilities
The Clark School is building a $214.4M interdisciplinary engineering building, Stanley R. Zupnik Hall, including space for cross-campus university institutes and external partners to understand and address the world’s most pressing challenges. The school is already home to some of the state’s signature entrepreneurial and research hubs, including the E.A. Fernandez IDEA (Innovate, Design and Engineer for America) Factory and the $86M Southern Maryland Autonomous Research and Technology (SMART) Building, offering unique resources for innovating the next generation of AI and autonomous systems.
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April 8, 2025
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