When an engineer invents something, it changes the world we live in. Carnegie Mellon Engineering has long been known as one of the nation's top engineering colleges. Our graduates are as adept at designing a company as they are at designing a space shuttle thruster or a computer chip. And they are as likely to pursue a career in business or medicine or law as a career in engineering itself. As a Carnegie Mellon Engineering student, you will learn how to solve problems, how to design and how to build.
Many engineering schools stop there.
Our curriculum is designed to provide you with many other attributes you will need when you graduate, such as a global perspective on environmental, social and policy issues related to technology, manufacturing and communications. You will learn to work in teams, just like the real world will expect of you. You will work on real problems with real budgets and real time constraints.