Academic Resources

Below are a number of academic resources that you may find useful during your time at Carnegie Mellon.  Unless a resource is specifically noted as being only for undergraduates or graduate students it is a resource available to all students at the university.

• Academic Development
• Assistant Vice Provost for Graduate Education
• Carnegie Mellon Advising Resource Center
• Computing Services
• Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence
• Fellowships and Scholarships Office
• Health Professions Program
• Intercultural Communication Center
• The Leonard Gelfand Center
• Pre-Law Program
• Science and Humanities Scholars Program
• Undergraduate Research Office
• University Libraries
• Washington Semester Program