From Pittsburgh to the World

While it has strong roots in Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University has campuses and students across the globe. With 20 percent of its student body representing international locations and alumni in just about every major country in the world, Carnegie Mellon's commitment to multicultural exchange is evident in everything it does. These stories show the many ways in which Carnegie Mellon is truly a global university.

Summer 2008

• Tourism in China's West: Ambiguities of Modernization
• Growing China: Exports Fuel Climate Problem
• A Capital Experience: New Heinz Apprenticeships in DC
• Gene Therapy: Ethics of Early-Stage Research
• New Record Set: Most Int'l Scholarships in a Year
• Where in the World... Was This Photo Taken?
• Arts Management: Double-Degree First of Its Kind

Spring 2008

• Opening Doors: MBAs Network in India
• Living to Give: Scholarship Inspires Philanthropy
• Global Connections: New Majors to Prep Students
• Exploring South Africa: Spring Break Takes on New Flavor
• First of Its Kind: Doha Virtual Stock Market
• New Heights of Success: Achitects in the Spotlight
• Raising Awareness: ThinkGreen. LoveGreen. LiveGreen.
• Katayanagi Prizes: SCS Honors Winners April 10
• Blooming in Japan: ETC Opens Its Doors in Osaka
• Guest of Honor: U.S. Ambassador in Adelaide
• e-Voting in Japan: Student Research Alters Course

Winter 2008

• Shared Art Exhibit: Carnegie Mellon & Japanese Art Schools
• Show Me the Money: Students Take 'Apprentice' Challenge
• Building a Future: Students Help a Family in Jordan
• Kai-Fu Lee: On Google's Success in China
• Global Studies House: A World United
• World Economic Forum: Leaders Working Together
• The Human Factor: CyLab Japan Team Shines
• An Environmental Leader: Hartkopf to Lead UN Initiative 

Fall 2007 

• LEGO Mania: The Power Puzzle Challenge
• ASIAN '07: Qatar Campus Hosts Tech Conference
• Protecting the Mississippi: Steinbrenner Institute Director Leads Call for Change
• Studying the Game: Research on Peacemaking Gamers
• The Global University: Innovation Knows No Borders
• Honorary Degrees: Indian President Kalam & Archbishop Tutu
• To Catch a Crook: Analyzing Internet Black Markets
• International Festival: Exploring World Cultures
• Service Recognition: Qatar Business Students Honored
• Entrepreneurial Spirit: Sparking New Business in Doha
• Shandong Scholarships: Students at Carnegie Mellon Adelaide to Benefit
• Leveraging Strengths: KAIST, CEE Launch Dual Degree Program
• To the Moon! Robotics Team Will Pursue $20 Million Prize
• New in Doha: Qatar Campus Launches New IS Degree Program

Summer 2007

• GaliLead Project:Uniting Future Arab & Jewish Leaders for Common Goal
• Pairing Up: Carnegie Mellon, University of Madeira on Human-Computer Interaction
• New IT Scholarships: Telstra Supports Heinz School Students in Australia
• A Dream Job: Alum Thinks Up New Attractions
• West Coast Grads: Program Celebrates 5th Year
• Building Democracy: Sandeep Pandey Visits Heinz School
• Global Tech Talk: Leaders Convene for IIT Conference
• From the Ground Up: Qatar Campus Construction Continues

Spring 2007

• China's Mao Yisheng: Grad Fellowship Honors Renowned Bridge Builder
• Greece's Graduates: Fourth Commencement in Athens
• German Drama: Collaboration Translates into One-of-a-Kind Play
• Full-Time Flexibility: Software Program a Great Fit for Professionals
• Think Global: New Undergrad Courses Increase Cultural Awareness
• Silicon Valley Conference: Leaders to Discuss Future of Software Industry
• New Look at Old Battlefields: Global Connection Project Aids Civil War Research
• Meeting the Challenge: Chinese Language Program Gains Popularity

Winter 2007

• Kobe's First Class Graduates: Unique Program Hones Information Security and Management Skills
• Excellence in Computer Science: Carnegie Mellon, Tokyo University of Technology's Katayanagi Prizes
• Battle of the Brains: Programming Team at World Finals in Japan
• Controlling Carbon Emissions: Delayed Action Has Consequences, Prof Warns
• Mapping Out Qatar: Student's Work Improves GPS Technology
• Bridging the Gap: Peace Parks in South Africa
• Global Economy Calling: West Coast Campus to Offer New Degree
• A Singapore Connection: Trans-Pacific Teams Advance Technologies
• Carnegie Mellon in Athens: MSIN Program a Success
• Life in Qatar: Experience the Culture Online
• A Father-Daughter Team: Indian Legacy Family Shares Story
• A Look Back: Grad Reflects on Tsunami Relief Effort

Fall 2006

• Carnegie Mellon Partners with Portugal: Expanding IT Research, Education Overseas
• Raising Democratic Awareness: Carnegie Mellon's International Film Festival
• Aiding Rescue Workers: Software Developed by Carnegie Mellon, NASA, Google
• Two Countries, One Classroom: Bridging Cultural Divides
• A Braille-Teaching Tool: Student Tests Writing Tool in India
• International Festival: A Weekend of Global Health