More Information and Contacts

More information on our graduate program can be obtained from,

Victoria Finney, Graduate Program Administrator, vicki@cmu.edu
Mitchell Small, Associate Department Head for Graduate Education, ms35+@andrew.cmu.edu
Granger Morgan, Department Head, Engineering and Public Policy, granger.morgan@andrew.cmu.edu

Current graduate students

Carnegie Mellon

Pittsburgh

What other graduate programs might I consider in the area of engineering, science and public policy? (Note: the following lists are preliminary; additional schools may be added.)

While few provide the broad coverage and interdisciplinary environment found in EPP, there are a number of other academic programs at other North American universities that overlap parts of EPP. They vary considerably in their relative emphasis on engineering; the natural, health or social sciences; and management and policy.

• Boston University; Center for Law and Technology (School of Law)
• University of British Columbia; Community & Regional Planning
• University of California, Berkeley; Energy and Resources Group, (ERG)
• Clark University; Center for Technology, Environment, and Development (CENTED); and the George Perkins March Institute
• Clarkson University, Environmental Manufacturing Management (EVMM)
• Columbia University; Center for Environmental Research and Conservation
• Cornell University; Science and Technology Studies; Department of Natural Resources
• Drexel University; Environmental Science, Engineering, & Policy
• Duke University; Nicholas School of the Environment
• Georgia Institute of Technology; School of Public Policy
• George Mason University; Department of Public Affairs
• George Mason University; Environmental Science and Public Policy
• Harvard University; Environmental Science and Risk Management (School of Public Health); Kennedy School of Government
• Indiana University; School of Public and Environmental Affairs
• Johns Hopkins University; Risk Sciences and Public Policy Institute (School of Hygiene and Public Health); Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering
• Louisiana State University, Institute for Environmental Studies
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Technology and Policy Program; and Engineering Systems Division
• McMaster University, Engineering and Public Policy
• University of Michigan; School of Natural Resources; School of Public Health
• Michigan State University, Risk Management/Risk Assessment Program, and Department of Environmental Engineering
• Michigan Technological University; Environmental Policy Program
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Environmental Management Policy
• University of North Carolina; Department of Environmental Sciences & Engineering
• North Carolina State University, Department of Civil Engineering
• University of Oklahoma, Science and Public Policy Program
• University of Pennsylvania; Department of Decision Science (Wharton School)
• University of Pittsburgh; Information Science Department
• Princeton University; Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs; Center for Energy and Environmental Studies
• Rutgers University; Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute; Center for Risk Communication
• Stanford University; Department of Management Science and Engineering
• University of Texas; LBJ School of Public Affairs
• University of Toronto; Institute for Environmental Studies
• University of Virginia; Department of Systems Engineering
• Washington University, St. Louis; Engineering and Policy
• University of Washington; School of Public Health
• University of Waterloo, Department of Management

Descriptions for many of these programs can be found on-line at the Peterson's Guide web page (www.petersons.com) Outside of North America, the following programs have activities that overlap EPP.

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