Carnegie Mellon University (through merger of Carnegie Technical Schools)

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Carnegie Mellon University is a leading private research university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, renowned for its strengths in computer science, engineering, the arts, and interdisciplinary innovation.

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instanceOf nonprofit institution
private research university
research-intensive university
abbreviation CMU
campusType urban campus
city Pittsburgh
country United States
formedByMergerOf Carnegie Institute of Technology
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
founder Andrew Carnegie
foundingDate 1900
hasAcademicStrength business
computer science
engineering
fine arts
human-computer interaction
interdisciplinary innovation
public policy
robotics
hasCollege College of Engineering
College of Fine Arts
Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy
Mellon College of Science
School of Computer Science
Tepper School of Business
hasFocus entrepreneurship
innovation
interdisciplinary education
hasResearchArea artificial intelligence
computational biology
cybersecurity
data science
design and the arts
human-computer interaction
machine learning
robotics
software engineering
isMemberOf Association of American Universities
U.S. research university associations
knownFor College of Engineering
College of Fine Arts
School of Computer Science
computer science program
engineering programs
interdisciplinary research
locatedIn Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
mergerDate 1967
motto My heart is in the work
offersDegree bachelor's degrees
doctoral degrees
master's degrees
originalName Carnegie Technical Schools
precededBy Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carnegie Technical Schools
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
state Pennsylvania
type private university
research university

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Andrew Carnegie founded Carnegie Mellon University (through merger of Carnegie Technical Schools)
Andrew Carnegie founded Carnegie Technical Schools
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Carnegie Mellon University originalName Carnegie Technical Schools
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Carnegie Mellon University precededBy Carnegie Technical Schools
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College of Engineering (Carnegie Mellon University) alsoKnownAs Carnegie Institute of Technology (CIT)
subject linked to: College of Engineering
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Andrew W. Mellon hasLegacy Carnegie Mellon University (Mellon Institute component)
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Board of Trustees of Carnegie Mellon University meetsAt Carnegie Mellon University campus in Pittsburgh
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Scotty the Scottie Dog usedBy Carnegie Mellon University athletics
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Greenfield (Pittsburgh) proximityTo Carnegie Mellon University campus in Oakland
linked to: Carnegie Mellon University (through merger of Carnegie Technical Schools)
Barbara Bosson education Carnegie Mellon University (attended)
linked to: Carnegie Mellon University (through merger of Carnegie Technical Schools)