The Best Placement Engineering Colleges

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• One of the most well-known engineering schools in the entire world, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers top-notch education and a devotion to research in the fields of science and engineering. The MIT School of Engineering is divided into nine departments and offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in aeronautics and astronautics; biological engineering; chemical engineering; civil and environmental engineering; electrical engineering and computer science; engineering systems; materials science and engineering; mechanical engineering; and nuclear science and engineering.

  Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  77 Massachusetts Ave.
  Cambridge, MA 02139
  617-253-1000
  http://www.mit.edu/

2. University of California, Berkeley

• The University of California, Berkeley, is commonly known as UC Berkeley or simply "Cal." UC Berkeley is a public university in the University of California system and is home to 14 schools, including the UC Berkeley College of Engineering. Engineering students at UC Berkeley can specialize in bioengineering; civil and environmental engineering; electrical engineering and computer science; industrial engineering and operations research; materials science and engineering; mechanical engineering; nuclear engineering; and chemical engineering.

  University of California, Berkeley
  2200 University Ave.
  Berkeley, CA 94720
  510-642-5215
  http://www.berkeley.edu/

3. Stanford University

• Stanford University is a private university in Stanford, California. The Stanford School of Engineering, one of Stanford’s seven schools, is among the top research institutions in the United States and has identified four key areas of importance in research: bioengineering; environment and energy; information technology; and nanoscience and nanotechnology. The Stanford School of Engineering offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in aeronautics and astronautics; bioengineering; chemical engineering; civil and environmental engineering; computer science; electrical engineering; management science and engineering; materials science and engineering; and mechanical engineering.

  Stanford Engineering
  450 Serra Mall
  Stanford, CA 94305
  650-723-2300
  http://www.stanford.edu/

4. University of Cambridge

• The University of Cambridge, in England, is among the oldest universities in Europe. Cambridge's name brand rivals that of United States powerhouses such as MIT and Harvard. Cambridge is divided into six schools, including the Cambridge School of Technology, which is home to the Cambridge Department of Engineering. Engineering courses at Cambridge culminate in a Bachelor of Arts with Honors degree or Master of Engineering degree. A Bachelor of Science degree is not offered. Undergrad engineering students at Cambridge enroll in the same courses for the first two years, and must specialize in a specific field -- such as electrical or civil engineering -- in the third year.

  University of Cambridge
  The Old Schools
  Trinity Lane
  Cambridge CB2 1TN, UK
  +44-1223- 337733
  http://www.cam.ac.uk/

5. California Institute of Technology

• The California Institute of Technology, or Caltech, is a private research institution in Pasadena, California. Caltech's location next to the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory allows for close collaboration between the two. Caltech is home to many research centers and laboratories, as well as the Caltech Division of Engineering & Applied Sciences. Students at Caltech can choose to major in aerospace engineering; applied and computational mathematics; applied mechanics; applied physics; bioengineering; civil engineering; computation and neural systems; computer science; control and dynamical system; electrical engineering; environmental science and engineering; materials science; and mechanical engineering.

  California Institute of Technology
  1200 East California Blvd.
  Pasadena, CA 91125
  626-395-6811
  http://www.caltech.edu/