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The Viterbi School has 30 NAE members, 7 NAS members, and 8 AAAS members. Learn More >>
   
The USC Viterbi School of Engineering has eight academic departments, one division, and several programs serving approximately 1,900 undergraduate and 3,300 graduate students, utilizing state-of-the-art laboratories, classrooms, and live high-speed Internet broadcast systems. Of 165 faculty members,  30 are members of the National Academy of Engineering and many have won National Science Foundation Career Awards. The School is also a national leader in engineering research, with annual external expenditures of over $170 million.
 
 
The Viterbi School provides unique undergraduate and graduate programs to qualified students leading to academic degrees in engineering; extends the frontiers of engineering knowledge; stimulates and encourages in its students qualities of scholarship, leadership, and character; serves the city, the state, the nation and the world by providing for the continuing education of engineers; and to provide professional engineering leadership in the solution of community, regional, national and global problems.
 
The Viterbi School offers academic programs leading to the Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees.
 
 
 
 

Academic News

Student Recognition Awards for Viterbi Trio
May 05, 2008
Christopher Leung, John McArthur and Ramnath Shenoy are 2008 Viterbi recipients of USC Student Recognition Awards.
Two ISE Students Win Rose Hills Research Fellowships
May 02, 2008
Two industrial and systems engineering undergraduates have received 2008 Science and Engineering Fellowships from the Rose Hills Foundation to support their research in aviation and railway safety.
Mini-Origami: ISI Folds Up Tiny Packages for Drug Delivery
April 28, 2008
Egypt has its great pyramids; Viterbi now has its micropyramids