Next generation of healthcare professionals will be ‘Made in Tennessee’
Preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals takes more than dedicated faculty and talented students. It also takes a commitment to providing the spaces, technology and hands-on experiences that prepare them for the challenges they will face. That commitment is taking shape through Tennessee’s investment in the new College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Building (COMIB) at UT Health Sciences, which will help prepare future healthcare professionals to serve communities across the state.
How University of Tennessee is building for jobs of tomorrow
The future isn’t around the corner ‒ it’s already here. By 2030, global workforce projections show that 92 million jobs will be automated while 170 million new ones will emerge worldwide. That’s a net gain of 78 million jobs.
University of Tennessee plays critical role in developing the state’s workforce
More than 60% of UT’s 450,000 alumni live and work in Tennessee, contributing to every corner of our state. As the largest producer of the state’s workforce, we’re training the next generation of health care professionals, educators, engineers and more.
University of Tennessee offers right fit for students from Knoxville to Memphis
Our footprint allows us to offer students different environments, experiences and opportunities across our schools, based on their specific needs. We have five campuses: one right for each student.