Illinois Institute of Technology Engineering
Illinois Institute of Technology’s Engineering programs train our students in the principles of the engineering profession in an interdisciplinary environment that emphasizes hands-on learning, teamwork, and leadership. This distinctive approach prepares them for a career where they can make contributions in service to humanity. Illinois Tech's unique Elevate program guarantees students access to experiences such as internships and research. Plus Armour Academy for for Experiential Learning and Student Success pairs our students with mentors who will help them create a customized educational and career plan. It's all designed to set our students up for an impactful career.
Illinois Institute of Technology is ranked #36 in USA for Engineering according to The World University Raking
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Master of Science [M.S] Computer Science
Master of Science [M.S] Computer Engineering
Master of Science [M.S] Civil Engineering
Master of Science [M.S] Chemical Engineering
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Computer Science
Master of Arts [M.A] Power Engineering
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Civil Engineering
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6 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- They also have too many Curricular activities in which you can take part.,
- There are so many clubs which you may join in order to keep yourself involved in the curriculum.
- Dislikes:
- The coursework at the university is hectic and there you have to take 3 core courses which increases your workload during spring semester.
I enrolled in this university as this was a private university and had a rank of 23 all over the world in the field of computer science. My overall experience with the university was pretty good and I got to learn new technologies and new subjects.
I chose this institute because of great research potential, good professor reviews, were accepting a switch from ece to cs. I had a fantastic experience overall. The professors were excellent, and I learned a great deal from them. I had the chance to work on my research, which was a valuable opportunity, and I also made important connections at various networking events. All in all, it was a very productive and enriching time.
- Likes:
- The courses provided by the university were appealing and I was more interested in attending those.
In my experience living far from family and study has great impact on once character. We need to get socially active otherwise you will be left alone here, this will impact your brain and your academics. In University try to be as active as possible this will prepare you for what's coming in future for you. Try to focus on what you are interested in apart from what others are doing.
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