University Ranking of Graduate Engineering School in USA 2008

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Rank/School

average
GRE score (Quant.)

'07 accept-
ance rate score

'07
engineering
school
research expenditures
(in millions)

Ph.D.'s granted
06-07 		'07 total
graduate
engineering
enrollment
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MA)77723.5% $237.7 328 2,636
2. Stanford University (CA)780 28.0%$152.3 2763,229
3. University of California-Berkeley 772 20.4%$120.3 223 1,780
4. Georgia Institute of Technology76736.8%$219.4 366 4,303
5. University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign774 19.2%$195.2270 2,479
6. California Institute of Technology800 131%$84.9112536
7. Carnegie Mellon University76521.8% $161.51371,698
8. University of Southern California753 46.6%$165.0144 3,945
9. Cornell University775 19.8%$108.01281,378
9. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor770 36.4%$147.8 255 2,416
11. University of California-San Diego 765 25.0%$141.01321,213
11. University of Texas-Austin759 22.5%$135.2 191 2,100
13. Texas A&M University-College Station 756 37.2%$205.71732,428
13. University of California-Los Angeles76836.0%$86.31571,388
15. Purdue University-West Lafayette 751 32.5% $133.8228 2,323
15. University of Wisconsin-Madison78123.5%$125.61391,524
17. University of Maryland-College Park758 22.5%$136.1182 1,862
18. Princeton University78316.5%$52.988519
19. University of California-Santa Barbara77328.3%$92.395724
20. Northwestern University77928.1%$97.1110 1,255
21. Columbia University775 27.6%$87.2931,433
22. Harvard University77513.0%$37.947355
23. Pennsylvania State University-University Park75231.9%$111.61671,720
24. University of Florida758 36.9%$108.1 1872,474
24. University of Minnesota-Twin Cities766 32.8%$84.1 1441,790
24. University of Washington736 28.8%$97.41111,423
27. Johns Hopkins University76824.4%$56.9 692,661
28. Virginia Tech74921.6%

$107.3

1391,807
29. Ohio State University76237.4%$113.4 1191,347
30. North Carolina State University 756 26.6%$104.4138 2,125
30. University of Pennsylvania759 35.0%$51.1691,111
32. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute752 31.1%$85.21141,052
32. University of California-Davis74935.6%$68.3 1111,124
32. University of Rochester769 15.5%$91.746 451
35. Duke University767 34.1%$63.663 648
35. Rice University 76815.2%$34.8 56521
37. University of California-Irvine758 25.8%$66.292984
38. University of Virginia749 19.4% $55.372 737
39. University of Colorado-Boulder75757.6%$51.3 921,298
39. Yale University77214.8%$20.820172
41. Iowa State University75921.9%$65.482 956
42. Lehigh University767 22.1%$33.043 568
42. Vanderbilt University754 12.5%$46.4 39 406
44. Boston University763 26.3%$70.2 68664
45. Arizona State University763 51.2%$53.4 109 2,019
46. University of Delaware74827.4% $43.970629
46. Washington University in St. Louis768 14.7%$19.7 42759
48. University of Pittsburgh73135.8%$62.149641
49. Case Western Reserve University732 34.2%$36.7 48 612
50. University of Massachusetts-Amherst 76022.4% $45.071 665
50. University of Notre Dame 763 20.8%$18.4 56 401

Source: U.S. News Rank

Study in Europe - EMM-Nano Erasmus Mundus Master of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

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Title of Master Course
Erasmus Mundus Master Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

Duration 2 years

Partner universities (Consortia)
Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium (Co-ordinating Institution)
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands
Leiden University, the Netherlands
Dresden University of Technology, Germany

Course Description

This two year Master’s Course, organised by the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium),Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden), Delft University of Technology (the Netherlands),Leiden University (the Netherlands), and Dresden University of Technology (Germany), offers high level specialised training in the field of nanoscale research. The programme is organised around four major themes: nanotechnology, nanoscience, biophysics, and nanobiotechnology. The Course aims to instil in its students the power to communicate and think across the boundaries of traditional scientific disciplines. Students receive a basic training in a range of disciplines, and choose to specialise within one of these disciplines, conducting international research in a prestegious research and development environment.

The language of instruction is English. The student population is around fifty students. Since the Master’s course has a strong link with many research groups, the professor/student ratio is very high (more than one professor to every five students).

The Course leads to a double degree from the two universities at which the student has studied. With this degree, students will be prepared for high-level science and engineering positions within the booming economy of nanosciences. Applications requirements include the completion of a Bachelor’s degree in Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Electrical Engineering, or Materials Science with a demonstrated knowledge of Physics. English language proficiency is also a requirement.


Research Groups at TuDelft and Leiden



  • Atomic and molecular conductors
  • Bio-assembly and organization
  • Bio-organic Chemistry
  • Biophysical Structure Chemistry
  • Bioprocess Technology
  • Condensed Matter Physics
    -Magnetic and Superconducting Materials
    -Quantum Physics of Nanostructured Materials
    -Quantum Physics and Ultralow Temperature Applications
  • High-resolution Electron Microscopy
  • Molecular Biophysics
  • Molecular Cell Biology
  • Molecular Electronics and Devices
  • Molecular Nano-Optics and Spins
  • Nanobiophysics
  • Nanostructured Materials
  • Physical Chemistry & Molecular Thermodynamics
  • Physics of Life Processes
  • Physics of NanoElectronics (Nanophysics)
  • Soft Condensed Matter
  • Quantum Transport
  • Theoretical Physics
  • Theoretical Physics of Life Processes
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Grant
949 000 € (15 000 € consortium + 934 000 € scholarships), 2005
865 000 € (15 000 € consortium + 850 000 € scholarships), 2006



TUITION FEES
The tuition fees for 2005-2006 are as follows:
  • EU/EFTA nationals younger than 30 years€ 1,476 per year
  • EU/EFTA nationals older than 30 years€ 2,007 per year
  • Non-EU/EFTA nationals€ 11,500 per year*

* NOTE! The fees are subject to change.

EU countries: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, The Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta,The Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

EFTA countries: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.

Service included for non-EU/EFTA students
For students from outside the European Union (non-EU/EFTA) the fee covers costs incurrent in via applications, introductory Summer School programme fees and mediation in the provision of furnished student accomodation on arrival. The cost of travel between the universities is not included in the fees and is therefore at students'own expanse. Please note that there is no application fee.

Scholarships for non-EU/EFTA students
Partial scholarships (tuition-fee waivers) are available on a merit and demonstrated financial need basis. Other organizations, such as Nuffic also offer scholarships to students accepted for the MSc NanoScience programme.


Website http://www.ns.leidendelft.nl/

Contact
Director of Education of the NanoScience programme
Prof.dr. Th. Schmidt,
Room 11.16a, Niels Bohrweg 2
NL-2333 CA Leiden
Tel: (+31) 71 527 5982 Fax: (+31) 71 527 5819
Email: schmidt@nanoscience.nl


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Study in Europe- EU4M Erasmus Mundus Master's Course in Mechatronic and Micro-mechatronic Systems

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Title of Master Course
Erasmus Mundus Mechatronic and Micro-Mechatronic Systems (EU4M)

Duration 2 years

Partner universities (Consortia)




Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, Germany (Co-ordinating Institution)
University of Oviedo, Spain

Course Description

Mechatronic and also Micro-Mechatronic Systems cover the development and also the maintenance of systems which consist of a very high level of complexity (cars, airplanes, space laboratories, micro-laboratories, mobile communication systems, self adaptive systems and robotics).

During the program, you will work one year on universities in two different countries: Karlsruhe (Germany), Besançon (France) and Gijón (Spain). Lectures are given in the local languages French, German and/or Spanish. Language learning and integration into the society is supported by our successful TandemPlusSystem, where each third country student will work together with one local/european student and his mentor, a local professor. During the First Year at each institution identical lessons are given to bring the students up to the same level of knowledge. The Second Year has to be studied at one of the two other institutions. The theoretical lessons are given in combination with practical trainees in co-operation with industry and research centers. There will be an approximate supervision ratio of students by professors of 1.
During your thesis work you will meet and work with professionals from various backgrounds and gather knowledge on a wide range of issues involved, you will also get a comprehensive EU perspective on mechatronic related technologies. This will help you develop a coherent and integrated approach that is applicable to a more global perspective as well.


Scholarship
EU scholarships for selected "third-country" graduate students will be available. Third country graduate students are nationals from a third country other than those from EU Member States, EEA-EFTA States and candidate countries for accession to the European Union.

Admission
-Deadline for the academic year 2008/2009:
-Students and scholars both from European and non-European countries are welcome to apply for the Master program.
-Third-country students and scholars running for Erasmus Mundus grant: 31/01/2008
-EU students and third-country not applying for Erasmus Mundus scholarship: from 10/05/2008 to 30/06/2008
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America's Best Undergraduate Business Programs 2008

US News.com Ranking (scores 5.0 = highest)


1. University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) , 4.9

2. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology (Sloan) , 4.7

3. University of California–Berkeley (Haas) *

3. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor *

5. New York University (Stern)

5. University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler) *

7. Carnegie Mellon University (PA)

7. University of Texas–Austin (McCombs) *

9. University of Southern California (Marshall)

9. University of Virginia (McIntire) *

11. Indiana University–Bloomington (Kelley) *

12. Cornell University (NY)

12. Emory University (Goizueta) (GA)

12. Ohio State University–Columbus (Fisher) *

12. University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign *

12. University of Wisconsin–Madison *

12. Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)

18. Pennsylvania State U.–University Park (Smeal) *

18. University of Minnesota–Twin Cities (Carlson) *

18. University of Notre Dame (IN)

21. Georgetown University (McDonough) (DC)

21. Purdue University – West Lafayette (Krannert) (IN)*

21. University of Arizona (Eller) *

21. University of Maryland–College Park (Smith) *

25. Arizona State University (Carey) *

25. University of Washington *

27. Babson College (MA)

27. Boston College (Carroll)

27. Michigan State University (Broad) *

27. University of Florida (Warrington) *

27. University of Georgia (Terry) *

27. Wake Forest University (Calloway) (NC)

33. Case Western Reserve Univ. (Weatherhead) (OH)

33. Georgia Institute of Technology *

33. Southern Methodist University (Cox) (TX)

33. Texas A&M Univ.–College Station (Mays) *

33. University of Iowa (Tippie) *

38. Boston University

38. Brigham Young Univeristy – Provo (Marriott) (UT)

38. University of Pittsburgh *

41. CUNY–Baruch College (Zicklin) *

41. George Washington University (DC)

41. Syracuse University (Whitman) (NY)

41. University of Arkansas (Walton) *

41. University of Colorado–Boulder *

41. University of South Carolina–Columbia (Moore) *

41. Virginia Tech (Pamplin) *

48. Auburn University (AL)*

48. Bentley College (MA)

48. College of William and Mary (VA)*

48. Florida State University *

48. Georgia State University (Robinson) *

48. Miami University–Oxford (Farmer) (OH)*

48. Santa Clara University (Leavey) (CA)

48. Tulane University (Freeman) (LA)

48. University of Alabama (Culverhouse) *

48. Univ. of Missouri–Columbia *

48. Baylor University (Hankamer) (TX)

58. Pepperdine University (Graziadio) (CA)

58. Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. (Lally) (NY)

58. University of Connecticut *

58. University of Illinois–Chicago *

58. University of Kansas *

58. University of Kentucky (Gatton) *

58. Univ. of Massachusetts–Amherst (Isenberg) *

58. Univ. of Nebraska–Lincoln *

58. University of Oklahoma (Price) *

58. University of Oregon (Lundquist) *

58. University of Tennessee *

58. University of Utah (Eccles) *

71. Clemson University (SC)*

71. Fordham University (NY)

71. Louisiana State U.–Baton Rouge (Ourso) *

71. North Carolina State U.–Raleigh *

71. Northeastern University (MA)

71. San Diego State University *

71. Temple University (Fox) (PA)*

71. University at Buffalo–SUNY *

71. University of Denver (Daniels)

71. University of Miami (FL)

71. University of Richmond (Robins) (VA)

71. Villanova University (PA)

83. American University (Kogod) (DC)

83. DePaul University (IL)

83. Iowa State University *

83. Lehigh University (PA)

83. Loyola University Chicago

83. Marquette University (WI)

83. Oklahoma State University *

83. Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey–New Brunswick (NJ)*

83. Texas Christian University (Neeley)

83. United States Air Force Acad. (CO)*

83. University of Alabama–Birmingham *

83. Univ. of California–Riverside *

83. University of Delaware *

83. University of Louisville (KY)*

83. University of San Diego

99. Colorado State University *

99. George Mason University (VA)*

99. James Madison University (VA)*

99. Kansas State University *

99. Loyola Marymount University (CA)

99. Seton Hall University (Stillman) (NJ)

99. St. Louis University

99. Texas Tech University (Rawls) *

99. University of Cincinnati *

99. University of Houston (Bauer) *

99. University of Mississippi *

99. Univeristy of North Carolina–Charlotte (Belk) *

99. University of San Francisco (McLaren)

99. University of Texas–Dallas *

99. Washington State University *

114. Ball State University (IN)*

114. Creighton University (NE)

114. Drexel University (LeBow) (PA)

114. Gonzaga University (WA)

114. Ohio University *

114. Oregon State University *

126. West Virginia University * , 2.5

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America's Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs 2008

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America's Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs 2008
(At schools whose highest degree is a doctorate)


US News.com Ranking (scores 5.0 = highest)

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (4.9)

2. Stanford University (CA)

3. University of California–Berkeley *

4. California Institute of Technology

5. Georgia Institute of Technology *

5. University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign *

7. Cornell University (NY)

7. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor *

9. Carnegie Mellon University (PA)

9. Purdue University – West Lafayette (IN)*

9. University of Texas–Austin *

12. Princeton University (NJ)

13. University of Wisconsin–Madison *

14. Johns Hopkins University (MD)

14. Northwestern University (IL)

14. Virginia Tech *

17. Pennsylvania State University – University Park *

17. Rice University (TX)

17. Texas A&M University – College Station *

20. Columbia University (NY)

20. Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. (NY)

20. University of California–Los Angeles *

20. University of Minnesota–Twin Cities *

20. University of Washington *

25. Duke University (NC)

25. Ohio State University–Columbus *

25. University of California–San Diego *

25. University of Maryland–College Park *

29. North Carolina State University – Raleigh *

29. University of Florida *

29. University of Pennsylvania

29. University of Southern California

33. Harvard University (MA)

33. University of California–Davis *

33. University of Colorado–Boulder *

33. University of Virginia *

37. Arizona State University *

37. Case Western Reserve Univ. (OH)

37. Iowa State University *

37. Lehigh University (PA)

37. University of California–Santa Barbara *

37. Yale University (CT)

43. Brown University (RI)

43. Michigan State University *

43. University of Notre Dame (IN)

43. Vanderbilt University (TN)

43. Washington University in St. Louis

48. Dartmouth College (NH)

48. Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey–New Brunswick (NJ)*

48. University of Arizona *

48. University of California–Irvine *

52. Colorado School of Mines *

52. University of Delaware *

52. Univ. of Massachusetts–Amherst *

52. University of Missouri–Rolla *

52. University of Pittsburgh *

57. Auburn University (AL)*

57. Boston University

57. Clemson University (SC)*

57. Colorado State University *

57. Drexel University (PA)

57. Illinois Institute of Technology

57. Northeastern University (MA)

57. Tufts University (MA)

57. University at Buffalo–SUNY *

57. University of Illinois–Chicago *

57. University of Iowa *

57. University of Tennessee *

57. Worcester Polytechnic Inst. (MA)

70. Kansas State University *

70. Michigan Technological University *

70. Rochester Inst. of Technology (NY)

70. SUNY–Stony Brook *

70. University of Utah *

70. Washington State University *

76. Oregon State University *

76. Polytechnic University (NY)

76. Syracuse University (NY)

76. University of Cincinnati *

76. University of Connecticut *

76. University of Kansas *

76. U. of North Carolina–Charlotte *

76. University of Oklahoma *

76. University of Rochester (NY)

85. Clarkson University (NY)

85. New Jersey Inst. of Technology *

85. Oklahoma State University *

85. Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ)

85. Texas Tech University *

85. Univ. of Nebraska–Lincoln *

85. University of New Mexico *

92. Brigham Young Univ.–Provo (UT)

92. George Washington University (DC)

92. Louisiana State U.–Baton Rouge *

92. University of Alabama *

92. Univ. of California–Riverside *

92. University of Houston *

92. University of Kentucky *

92. Univ. of Missouri–Columbia * (2.5)


* denotes a public school.


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