Since its establishment in 1909, the McCormick School of Engineering has sought excellence in achieving its two parallel missions: to produce new knowledge and to engage and educate students. The history of McCormick shows that real-world problem solving has been a hallmark of engineering education at Northwestern for at least a century. McCormick fosters a culture in which innovation is not only encouraged, but expected. It is a culture that still thrives today, driving new initiatives, research discoveries, and superior education.
Learn more about McCormick’s 100-year history and the new initiatives moving the school into the future.
"I don't know many universities or certainly engineering schools you can go to where you can get that breadth of world-class teaching and world-class experience."