Carnegie Mellon University

Carnegie Mellon University founded in 1900 is a private institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The campus is spread across 157.2 acres of land and has 81 buildings in Oakland in Pittsburgh. The university has more than 14500 students from 100 different countries every year.

The university offers degree courses in engineering, finance, arts, business, and research. The university also has an award-winning faculty that is well known for working closely with the students. The university has a research and development ecosystem, its open research is performed on the campus. The university is recognized for its nexus of technology and society where it harnesses technological advances for improving the human condition.

The university has over 400 student organizations, art galleries, and different traditions. These organizations are involved in various social services, media, sports, religious, cultural, and political opportunities. The university also has a strong Alumni network of more than 109900 coming from 140 different countries. 

The University is located on a 145-acre, suburban campus in Pittsburgh (population: 305,841). Served by air, bus, and train. School operates shuttle bus within limited area.