Lipscomb University
Nashville, TN
Nashville, TN
Nashville, TN
Why study Science & Engineering at Lipscomb University?
Studying Science & Engineering at Lipscomb means more than just receiving a degree—it means becoming a trusted, ethical leader in your field, ready to positively impact the world with your knowledge, skills, and integrity. You will discover countless opportunities within your academic department and in the broader city of Nashville to gain hands-on experience and sharpen your proficiencies.
Our engineering students can choose to focus on civil, electrical, computer, or mechanical engineering to prepare them for experiences outside the classroom. Students can also get involved in various clubs and professional societies to compete nationally and grow in their specific industry knowledge.
We also offer biology and chemistry programs to prepare you for various post-graduate studies. Each program is led by credible and sincere professors who are dedicated to seeing you learn, thrive, and succeed!
We are located in Tennessee’s capital, where you can connect with dozens of major employers, including Nissan North America, Amazon, and Bridgestone. Nashville is an excellent location to launch your career and future, with Lipscomb as the stepping stone.
So how do you get there? Start by scheduling a visit with us at lipscomb.edu/visit.
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Ranked among the top 150 Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs in the Nation | U.S. News and World Report, 2024 |
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Ranked among the top 3 “Best Colleges for Biology in Tennessee” | Niche, 2024 |
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Nearly $4 million given for research and student support activities from public agencies, including the National Science Foundation, in the past four years |
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Producer of 12 Fulbright scholars in 13 years, with five awarded in 2019 |
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95% of students employed within six months of graduation |
Located in Nashville, Tennessee, Lipscomb University is made up of more than 4,600 students from nearly every state and more than 45 countries. Choose from over 200 areas of study in close-knit classroom settings with an average student-faculty ratio of 13:1. Here, you’ll become part of an authentic Christian community prepared to invest in you so that you can further invest in the world around you.
“Dr. Fred Gilliam (former Dean of the College of Engineering) once called me because I overslept for an 8 a.m. exam. That is not something you get at other schools. They never gave up on me.”
“Before I came to Lipscomb, I thought I’d have to choose between a relationship with God or the sciences. Lipscomb made it extremely apparent that it’s not a choice…that God is in engineering as well.”
“The people at Lipscomb have become my family. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to grow and for the faculty pushing me and teaching me how to be the best I can be.”
“Dr. Gallaher and the other faculty in the Biology and other departments made me feel like I had a second home on the third floor of McFarland [faculty office space].”