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Berkeley at a Glance: Academic Year 2007-08
Our Students
Students by Department: Fall 2007
*Computational Engineering Science, Engineering Mathematics and Statistics, Engineering Physics, Environmental Engineering Science, Ocean Engineering Student Employment
Financial Aid In 2006-07, 68% of undergraduates and 94% of graduate students received financial aid, including scholarships, fellowships, work study and loans. A total of 43% of undergraduates and approximately 12% of graduate students received need-based awards. Job Placement of Graduates During the 2006-07 academic year the Campus Career Center coordinated more than 9000 job interviews for graduating and continuing students with over 369 firms. Approximately 1416 employers participated in career fairs throughout the year, including specialized events for EECS, CEE and BioE majors cosponsored by the Career Center and student organizations in the College of Engineering.
RankingsU.S. News & World Report rankings have spawned a number of alternative ranking systems, such as the Washington Monthly College Rankings, that examine the degree to which colleges and universities benefit the nation through the education they provide. Using yardsticks of social mobility, research and public service, Washington Monthly put UC Berkeley in second place, behind MIT, commenting: "UC schools continue to rule...By our yardstick, University of California, Berkeley, is about the best thing for America we can find. It's good by all of our measurements." Click here to see our rankings.
Our FacultyAmong the most distinguished in the world, the College's faculty and researchers educate men and women for careers of leadership and innovation in engineering and related fields. In addition, they expand the base of engineering knowledge through original research and by developing technology to serve the needs of society through service to industry, government, and the engineering profession. Faculty Honors
Full-time Faculty: Total 218 Full professors: 154
Alumni NetworkBerkeley Engineering's 54,000 alumni live in all 50 states and nearly 100 countries around the world. Currently, 62% are here in California. All Berkeley Engineering graduates are members of the Engineering Alumni Society. Membership is free. Alumni serve on College boards and participate in activities such as high school outreach, student mentoring, the annual Real World Engineering (where alumni meet with current students to offer career advice,), and the annual engineering alumni awards dinner. Berkeley Engineering alumni stay in touch through our alumni network engineering@cal. Go Bears! Private Giving Private gifts to the College of Engineering are made through the Berkeley Engineering Fund. In 2005-06, gifts, pledges, and in-kind donations from corporations, foundations, and individuals totaled $50 million, including $2.5 million in unrestricted gifts. Fundraising Priorities To ensure the College's continued excellence as one of the top engineering educational and research institutions in the world, College leaders have set the following as their fundraising priorities:
Investments to support these and other key areas within the College can be made through cash gifts, gifts of securities or property, life income plans and other means. For more information about how you might support the College of Engineering, please call the College Relations Office at 510-642-2487. |
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Since the University of California was chartered on March 23, 1868, UC Berkeley, the flagship campus of the ten-campus UC system, has graduated many of the top engineers in the world. This year, the Times Higher Education Supplement of London named UC Berkeley the number two engineering and technology university in the world. Berkeley boasts a faculty renowned for both teaching and scholarship, including seven Nobel laureates.