The College of Engineering is a world-class engineering college recognized for excellence, innovation and the societal relevance and impact of its pursuits. This college is research-intensive, and faculty members are known worldwide for developing leading-edge technology and research advancements that they bring directly into the classroom.

Departments

• Biomedical Engineering Additional Major reflects the belief that a top biomedical engineer must be deeply trained in both a traditional engineering practice and biomedical sciences.
• The Civil and Environmental Engineering Department offers a unique interdisciplinary program that enables you to develop imaginative solutions to real world engineering problems.
• The Chemical Engineering Department encourages students to combine their passion for the field of chemical engineering with their love of problem solving to create products and solutions that contribute to both the field and the world.
• The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department ranks among the best in the country. Research programs are at the forefront of the technologies that have changed the world we live in.
• The Engineering and Public Policy Additional Major enhances a traditional course of study at Carnegie Mellon with the perspectives and skills that enable students to understand and work at the interface between technology and society. 
• The Mechanical Engineering Department prepares students for their individual career paths and fosters the ability to adapt to the rapidly changing technologies faced by today's engineers.
• The Department of Materials Science and Engineering provides interdisciplinary activity that applies the principles of basic sciences and engineering to understanding the behavior of materials, their development and applications. 

The College of Fine Arts (CFA) cultivates a community of nationally and internationally recognized artists and professionals within five schools — Architecture, Art, Design, Drama and Music. CFA offers conservatory and studio training style programs for those who wish to become professionals in the arts while also allowing students to take advantage of myriad learning opportunities available to all university students.

The Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences is home to students who impact the world in a wide range of ways. They publish poetry, analyze brain scans and investigate how different relationships influence health. They teach elementary school students to speak Spanish and create computer tutors that teach algebra. They study how films shape our culture and learn about pollution's impact on the history of American cities. Looking for more? Check out the Dietrich College's information for undergraduate students.

Additional Departments and Programs

• Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy and Technology (CMIST) is an interdisciplinary institute that works across Carnegie Mellon University to tackle the risks and benefits of emerging technologies in war and peace.
• The Washington Semester Program provides students an opportunity to live, work and study in Washington, DC, coming into direct contact with political, business and community leaders and learning about the most pressing policy issues of the day.

The Information Systems program combines aspects of computer science, information technology and business management with a humanities and social sciences-based education to provide students with an uncommonly well-rounded portfolio.

The Mellon College of Science is a a dynamic, collaborative college that has developed an integrative vision for science education. More than 70% of undergraduates are involved in research. They work side by side with faculty and graduate students and are integral members of teams that conduct cutting-edge research, create new knowledge and advance their fields.

Departments

• The Department of Biological Sciences provides students with rigorous training in biology, while building a strong foundation in all of the natural sciences.
• The Department of Chemistry is internationally recognized for research accomplishments in many areas including biomolecules, green and environmental chemistry, and polymer science.
• The Department of Mathematical Sciences features students, faculty and staff dedicated to exploring mathematics and pushing the boundaries of collective mathematical knowledge even further.
• The Department of Physics engages a diverse population of students, faculty and researchers in searching for a deeper understanding of what our world is made of and how it works through active learning in the classroom and the laboratory.

The School of Computer Science is a world leader in all facets of computer science and robotics education. The school's undergraduates can choose from several primary majors, including computer science, computational biology and artificial intelligence. To learn more, take a virtual tour of the School of Computer Science!

Departments

• The Computer Science Department offers what's widely recognized as one of the first and best computer science programs in the world. This program trains the next generation of innovators to solve real-world problems and improve the way people live and work.
• Computational Biology is the science that answers the question, “How can we learn and use models of biological systems constructed from experimental measurements?” 
• The Artificial Intelligence program gives you the in-depth knowledge you need to transform large amounts of data into actionable decisions.
• The Human-Computer Interaction program provides a unique perspective on how digital products and services impact humans, and how they can be designed to have a positive impact.
• The Robotics Institute teaches students to use robotics to solve real-world problems while mastering core concepts of computer science including data structures and programming.

The Tepper School of Business lives at the heart of Carnegie Mellon University, guided by a mission to transform the world, pioneering and innovating at the intersection of business, technology and analytics.

BXA Intercollege Degree Programs were developed to assist students in pursuing new discoveries and fields that bring together academic rigor and creative training. The X in BXA is the intersection of disciplines, innovation and curiosity. The X is the variable that changes depending on the academic unit a student integrates with their College of Fine Arts concentration. BXA is the umbrella term for the abbreviations that identify our programs—BCSA, BESA, BHA, BSA and EA.

IDeATe

IDeATe, the Integrative Design, Arts and Technology network at Carnegie Mellon, offers undergraduate minors and courses in Game Design, Animation & Special Effects, Media Design, Sonic Arts, Design for Learning, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Intelligent Environments and Physical Computing. These areas merge technology and creativity and provide learning opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.

Health Professions Program

The Health Professions Program (HPP) is an advising resource for students of all majors interested in pursuing a career in a health profession. Careers can include medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, optometry, physician assistant, biomedical research, genetic counseling and medical informatics.

The Science, Technology and Public Policy Additional Major 

The Science, Technology and Public Policy Additional Major enhances a traditional course of study at Carnegie Mellon with the perspectives and skills that enable students to understand and work at the interface between technology and society.