A leading privately endowed research university, Cornell University is unique in its stature as the only Ivy League institution with a land grant mission. The University is responsible for, and committed to, making contributions in fields of knowledge to help improve the quality of life in its state, the nation, and the world. Serving 21,500 students from its global campus footprint in Ithaca, New York City, Doha, Qatar and other regions across the world, Cornell University proudly provides the highest level of education possible.

Cornell University’s College of Engineering is a rigorous and dynamic intellectual community, part of a constellation of Cornell colleges and schools that make up a world-class research university. One of the top engineering schools in the country, the College of Engineering is also one of the highest-performing fundraising Colleges at Cornell University, with the most capable donor base of any unit. A major goal is to propel Cornell Engineering to the forefront of education and research in engineering and a position among the top five best engineering schools in the United States. The College will enable further development and diversification of programs at Cornell Tech, a hotbed of engineering opportunities, with a current campus in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood and an upcoming Roosevelt Island location. The unparalleled synergy between these campuses furthers Cornell’s ultimate goal to create the “Silicon Valley” of the east.