“We are proud that ISyE’s hard work and dedication to excellence in education and research continues to be recognized,” said Edwin Romeijn, professor and H. Milton and Carolyn J. Stewart Chair. “This long-held position as No. 1 in its field is a tribute to our world-class faculty, outstanding students, dedicated staff, and engaged alumni who can be found around the globe in leadership positions.”

Georgia Tech’s College of Engineering (CoE) also continues to be recognized as one of the best in the nation, moving up to fourth in the USNWR rankings. The Coulter School of Biomedical Engineering rose to a No. 1 ranking alongside ISyE. Each of the CoE’s 10 undergraduate programs ranked sixth or higher in their respective fields, with eight programs ranked fourth or higher in this year’s edition.