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A First Class Engineering Program in Tennessee

Welcome to the School of Engineering

Where we put YOU FIRST...

Be a part of one of the FIRST cohorts, and be our FIRST priority:

  • The dedicated faculty and leadership within the School of Engineering are more than teachers. They are here to support YOU through:
    • Personalized academic advising
    • intern and co-op placements
    • Relationship building with industry personnel
    • Emotional support resources

Receive a FIRST-CLASS education to make you a real-world-ready engineer:

  • Receive 100% faculty-led instruction for classes and labs that are focused on the applications of engineering to solve tomorrow's real-world problems.
  • Benefit from the passion that LMU's faculty have for teaching through the utilization of innovative instructional strategies to improve comprehension of difficult concepts.
  • Instruction will focus on the application of engineering and will develop the problem-solving skills and technological prowess to be real-world ready.

Be among the FIRST leaders of new student organizations at LMU:

  • The first cohort of engineers will have several unique opportunities to charter student organizations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Engineers without Borders (EWB), and the engineering honor society Tau Beta Pi (TBP).

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Hugo Ruiz Espejo with TDOT Engineering in Action: LMU Student Hugo Ruiz Espejo Gains Real-World Experience with TDOT January 28, 2026

When Hugo Ruiz Espejo chose Lincoln Memorial University, he was not just selecting a place to earn an engineering degree. He was stepping into an opportunity to help shape a brand-new program while pursuing his passion for tennis and engineering on an international stage. That decision would later open the door to a hands-on internship with the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT), where Ruiz Espejo gained experience both in the office and in the field.

School of Engineering Steel Bridge Competition LMU School of Engineering Earns National Recognition at 2025 Student Steel Bridge Competition July 9, 2025

Lincoln Memorial University School of Engineering made its debut at the 2025 Student Steel Bridge Competition National Finals, and at its first appearance on the national stage, the team brought home a prestigious award.

3D printed cold air intake LMU Engineering Student Uses 3D Printing Technology to Innovate Automotive Solution October 3, 2024

Ahmed Aly, a student at Lincoln Memorial University’s School of Engineering, has combined creativity and cutting-edge technology to solve an automotive challenge using 3D printing. Aly designed and printed a custom part for his car using the school's 3D printer, showcasing how LMU students apply practical skills to enhance their educational experiences.