Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is ranked top for its mechanical engineering program in the U.S. News & World Report's just-released 2011 rankings of America's top graduate schools and programs.
Stanford University is ranked 2nd (tied with UC Berkeley) for the specialty. In addition the National Research Council's study of American doctoral programs ranked Stanford number one in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
Caltech is in the top 4 nationally for the specialty. Mechanical Engineering offers both graduate and undergraduate programs that seek to train future technological leaders. The sponsored research expenditure of ME faculty at Caltech exceeded $ 10 Million in fiscal year 2007.
Top 10 Graduate Schools for Mechanical Engineering:
1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2 Stanford University
University of California--Berkeley
4 California Institute of Technology
5 University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
6 Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign
8 Cornell University
9 Purdue University--West Lafayette
10 Princeton University
Source: US News & World Report 2011
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World of University Ranking and League Table
In UK there are some university league tables published every year by The Times, The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Times and The Guardian. In Australia the Good Universities Guide rating is a very useful handbook for anyone choosing a tertiary institution.
For more information please see University Ranking by Country.
For more information please see University Ranking by Country.
1 comments:
GT hasn't got much currently in wind turbines. Berkeley fellowships still don't permit one the choice of professors and work project, and Stanford requires you to pay for the masters degree. Purdue leads the way for ME's in wind turbines.
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