Wall Street's Top Technology Schools

Capital markets executives reveal their favorite schools for hiring computer programming and engineering graduates.
By Ivy Schmerken
June 04, 2012

Carnegie Mellon University

Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh is a global research university recognized for world-class arts and technology programs. CMU's School of Computer Science is one of the world's top ranked institutions for computer science research and education, including specialized institutes for Human-Computer Interaction, Language Technologies, Machine Learning and Robotics.

Degrees: The School of Computer Science offers undergraduate, master's and Ph.D. programs. In addition to the Pittsburgh campus, the Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley campus offers an industry-focused master's program in software engineering and management. The school also offers a Master of Science in Computational Finance (MSCF) degree in conjunction with the Tepper School of Business (see Advanced Trading's Top 10 Quant Schools).

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