Carnegie Mellon University Africa
Class of 2021 applications now OPEN
The 10-16 month MSECE program is for students who are interested in creating technology solutions not only for today, but for the future. Students are prepared to become engineering leaders through fundamental and hands-on courses in wireless networks, machine learning, data analytics, robotics, energy systems, internet of things, and software engineering.
The 16-20 month MSIT program strikes a fine balance between technology, business and innovation, preparing the next generation of ICT leaders in Africa. This program is for students interested in an interdisciplinary curriculum that covers key topics in data science, cyber security, software engineering and telecommunications among others.
Dec 13
On November 4, the students kicked off a crowdfunding campaign to support the Innovators Forward Fellowship Fund. Determined to pay it forward to support future students, CMU-Africa students came together to give access to a top-tier education.
Dec 06
Carnegie Mellon University has named Jonathan Cagan interim dean of the College of Engineering.
Oct 01
Sylvia Makario (MSIT ‘18) saw a problem in her home country — it was difficult to obtain quality data and information on political candidates running for election. She and six of her fellow Kenyan students devised a solution.
