This set of detailed statistical tables provide information on the number and types of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees awarded by U.S. institutions in science and engineering fields. It also provides information on the numbers of male and female degree recipients. The report includes select data from 1966–2012 that is gathered from two annual federal surveys: the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System Completions Survey and the Survey of Earned Doctorates.

This set of detailed statistical tables provide information on the number and types of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees awarded by U.S. institutions in science and engineering fields. It also provides information on the characteristics of the degree recipients. The report includes select data from 1966–2006 that is gathered from two annual federal surveys: the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System Completions Survey and the Survey of Earned Doctorates.

Foreign institutions and U.S. research universities play large roles in the baccalaureate education of U.S.-trained science and engineering (S&E) doctorate recipients. In 2011, 35% of individuals earning S&E doctorates from U.S. universities held bachelor's degrees from foreign institutions, and 29% earned bachelor's degrees from U.S. doctorate-granting institutions with very high research activity. Among U.S. S&E doctorate recipients, the proportion with a foreign bachelor's degree increased 4 percentage points from 2002 to 2011, whereas the proportion with a bachelor's degree from a U.S. institution declined slightly.

This report provides information on the number and types of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees awarded by U.S. institutions in science and engineering fields. It also provides information on the sex of the degree recipients. The report includes select data from 1966-2008.

Detailed statistical tables provide trend data on the number of bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees conferred in the United States, by race/ethnicity of the recipients of the degrees. The report also shows earned degrees by gender, broad S&E fields, and citizenship. This report contains select data from 1997 through 2006.

The ratios of first university degrees in natural sciences and engineering (NS&E) to the college-age population have increased substantially in 23 countries/economies, including the United States. In 1975 only Japan had a higher NS&E ratio than the United States. By 2005 nearly all examined countries/economies had surpassed the U.S. ratio. Changes are due primarily to increased degree completion rather than greater emphasis on NS&E education; however, increased emphasis on NS&E was an important factor in some locations.

This report provides information on the number and types of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees awarded by U.S. institutions in science and engineering fields. It also provides information on the characteristics of the degree recipients. The report includes select data from 1966-2006.

Baccalaureate colleges produce 13% of S&E bachelor's degrees, but they are important contributors to the pool of S&E doctorate recipients; only research universities yield more S&E doctorates per hundred bachelor's degrees. Trends in absolute numbers of S&E doctorates by type of baccalaureate institution (public/private, Carnegie group) and a list of the top 50 baccalaureate-origin institutions of 1997-2006 S&E doctorate recipients are presented. Data are from the Survey of Earned Doctorates and the NCES Completions Survey.

This report provides information on the number and types of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees awarded by U.S. institutions in science and engineering fields. It also provides information on the characteristics of the degree recipients. The report includes select data from 1966-2004.

Detailed statistical tables provide trend data on the number of bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees conferred in the United States, by race/ethnicity of the recipients of the degrees. The report also shows earned degrees by gender, broad S&E fields, and citizenship. This report contains select data from 1995 through 2004.