Princeton University Engineering Rankings
Princeton University is one of the eight leading universities of the Ivy League in the USA. It was ranked Number One among national universities by U.S. News & World Report from 2001 to 2008.
Princeton School of Engineering and Applied Science has 6 academic departments:
According to the Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index (produced by Academic Analytics), Princeton is ranked:
- 1st for aeronautical and aerospace engineering.
- 2nd for electrical engineering.
- 5th for materials science.
- 8th for mechanical engineering.
The university is ranked 18th overall in the 2010 Graduate Engineering Ranking by USNWR. It is ranked 15th for Engineering & IT by THES-QS World University Rankings 2008. IEEE Spectrum ranked Princeton 3rd in the assessment of “the world’s most valuable patent portfolios”.
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Princeton School of Engineering and Applied Science has 6 academic departments:
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
- Operations Research and Financial Engineering
According to the Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index (produced by Academic Analytics), Princeton is ranked:
- 1st for aeronautical and aerospace engineering.
- 2nd for electrical engineering.
- 5th for materials science.
- 8th for mechanical engineering.
The university is ranked 18th overall in the 2010 Graduate Engineering Ranking by USNWR. It is ranked 15th for Engineering & IT by THES-QS World University Rankings 2008. IEEE Spectrum ranked Princeton 3rd in the assessment of “the world’s most valuable patent portfolios”.
* Next: Georgia Tech Engineering Ranking Performance
