Tennessee Tech produces practical, ready-to-work graduates from a broad range of academic disciplines prepared to compete in a technologically driven world.
With a comprehensive enrollment of around 10,000 students, Tennessee Tech's College of Graduate Studies offers graduate degrees from the master's to the doctoral level, including a specialist in education degree.
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Tennessee Tech’s Graduate College offers a range of customized graduate degrees in sought-after fields, including STEM-designated degrees in Engineering and Science. You will have the support of one-on-one advisors and caring, professional faculty.
Hands on learning and research will enhance your employability upon graduation: Tech graduates currently have the highest early career salaries of any public university graduates in Tennessee.
Here are a list of the master’s degrees delivered on-campus at Tennessee Tech. Master’s degrees are typically 30-33 credit hours and can normally be completed in 1.5 - 2 years.
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Tennessee Tech is ranked #1 among Tennessee universities for stimulating the economic mobility of its graduates.
Based on total cost and alumni wage earnings, Tech provides students with the highest return on investment for any public university in Tennessee and ranks third overall among both private and public universities.

Tennessee Tech’s leafy 267-acre campus enjoys a semi-rural setting in the charming college town of Cookeville, just over an hour’s drive the state capital, Nashville.
Facilities on-campus include the library, tutoring services, careers services, and counseling center, as well as a main cafeteria and other dining options.
Students have access to the university Fitness Center which features basketball courts, a climbing wall, a pool, a track, saunas, weight room, golf room, cardiovascular area as well as group fitness classes.
This university is located within an hour of many lakes, state parks and areas of natural beauty.
There are nine on-campus residence halls, typically offering twin room accommodation with shared bathroom facilities. Most of the halls are co-ed, but there are also male-only and female-only halls.
The main Cafeteria offers breakfast, lunch and dinner to the campus community. The Cafeteria features all-you-can-eat, fresh menu selections daily, including vegan and vegetarian choices.
Alternatively, student meal plans give them access to the many other on-campus eateries.
There are more than 200 student organizations at Tennessee Tech, as well as lots of opportunities to take part in campus life and events, including:
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