Carnegie Mellon University offers degrees in nearly 20 locations across the world. Select a location to learn more.
Top 10 Student Countries
United States 7,533
China 1,030
India 984
South Korea 364
Qatar 121
Taiwan 112
Singapore 100
Canada 97
Turkey 85
Portugal 81
Total Students 12,058
Data includes undergraduate and graduate-level students (last updated 2011-12 Factbook). Learn more »
Top 10 Alumni Countries
United States 72,243
India 1,365
South Korea 918
China 642
Taiwan 602
Japan 544
Canada 429
Singapore 335
Hong Kong 315
United Kingdom 281
Total Alumni 88,800
Carnegie Mellon has around 82,000 addressable alumni (last update 2011-12 Factbook). Learn more »
Pittsburgh, PA, U.S.
Degrees:
Students can choose from more than 90 degrees at our 7 schools and colleges. Learn more »
About:
Founded in 1900 by Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie Mellon is consistently ranked a top university. Pittsburgh is the main campus, offering an urban environment and easy access to miles of parks and trails.
Adelaide, Australia
Degrees:
MSPPM, MSIT
About: Heinz College in Australia offers Carnegie Mellon students a dynamic and affordable environment in which to earn internationally regarded degrees.
Guangzhou, China
Degrees:
MSECE, Ph.D in ECE
About:
Carnegie Mellon University is the first private institution to offer graduate engineering degree programs with Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU). CMU and SYSU will establish a joint Institute of Engineering in Guangzhou, China, initially offering master's anddoctoral degrees in electrical and computer engineering beginning in 2013. Learn more.
Athens, Greece
Degrees:
MSIN
About:
The Carnegie Mellon Information Networking Institute offers the Master of Science in Information Networking program in Athens, Greece (Athens MSIN) in collaboration with Athens Information Technology (AIT).
Chennai, India
Degrees:
MSIT-SE
About:
Carnegie Mellon's Software Engineering program, in partnership with SSN School of Advanced Software Engineering (SASE), offer graduate software engineering programs. Learn more.
About:
Carnegie Mellon's Information Networking Institute in Japan prepares students to become leaders in information security by blending education in information security technology, business management, and policy.
Osaka, Japan
Degrees:
MET
About:
Carnegie Mellon's Entertainment Technology Center in Osaka is hosted by the IMedio Foundation and is one of the multiple global locations to pursue the Master of Entertainment Technology.
Monterrey, Mexico
Degrees:
MSIT-SEM, MSIT-MATI
About:
Heinz College offers dual degrees with Carnegie Mellon's Software Engineering Institute (SEI) and the distinguished Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico. Learn more.
Portugal
Degrees:
PhD in CS, PhD in ECE, PhD in EPP, PhD in LT, PhD in Math, PhD in SE, PhD in TCE, MET, MHCI, MSIT-IS, MSE
About:
Supported by the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), Information and Communication Technologies Institute offers some of the top Ph.D. and professional masters programs in information and communication technologies.
Upon program completion, students receive a degree from Carnegie Mellon and the partner university in Portugal. With dual-international graduate credentials, graduates are in an excellent position to build their careers.
Doha, Qatar
Degrees:
Undergraduate: Business, CS, IS, BS in Biological Sciences, BS in Computational Biology
About:
Carnegie Mellon — in partnership with the Government of Rwanda — is offering a Master of Science degree in Information Technology, preparing the next generation of IT leaders in East Africa. Learn more.
Singapore
Degrees:
MET, Ph.D. In ME
About:
This dual-degree program at The National University of Singapore (NUS) allows students to spend 3.5 years studying at NUS and 1.5 years studying at Carnegie Mellon's Entertainment Technology Center. Another dual-degree program with NUS is offered thru Carnegie Mellon's Mechanical Engineering Department.
South Korea
Degrees:
MSE, MSIT-SE, Ph.D in ME
About:
Carnegie Mellon's Software Engineering program, In partnership with Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Carnegie Mellon offer's graduate software engineering programs and a dual Ph.D. Program in mechanical engineering. Learn more: software engineering and mechanical engineering.
Ankara, Turkey
Degrees:
PhD CEE
About:
This joint education program explores new research opportunities and enables Ph.D. candidates at Carnegie Mellon and Middle East Technical University (METU) to earn a degree at each institution.
Los Angeles, CA, U.S.
Degrees:
MEIM
About:
Students interested in leadership careers in the entertainment industry will hone their management skills during their second year while living, working and learning in Los Angeles.
New York City, N.Y., U.S.
Degrees:
MSCF
About:
Just a few doors down from the NYSE and major players in the industry, students enjoy full-time and part-time program options to earn a Master in Computational Finance through the Tepper School of Business.
Silicon Valley, CA, U.S.
Degrees:
MSSE, MSSM, MSIT-SM, MSIT-M, MSIT-IS, MSETIM, PhD in ECE
About: Carnegie Mellon in Silicon Valley offers outstanding programs and research centers and a distinctive mix of education characterized by ongoing focus on creating and implementing solutions for real problems.
Washington, D.C., U.S.
Degrees:
MSPPM
About: Heinz College's Washington, D.C., office serves as an education, public service and research center to help build connections between Carnegie Mellon and national and international policy makers.
Please wait while the map is loading ...
Carnegie Mellon is a global university. Our students, alumni and faculty hail from almost every country. With more than a dozen degree-granting locations, and more than 20 research partnerships, Carnegie Mellon has a global identity.
Our educational philosophy combines academic and service programs to encourage students to become aware, socially responsible global citizens of tomorrow's world who help to solve global and local problems.
Carnegie Mellon research, known for its problem-solving nature, involves collaboration across the world on a number of global issues. Carnegie Mellon's global partnerships extend to more than 20 countries, uniting scholars and researchers in cutting-edge fields across the world.
