Carnegie Mellon has named Jignesh Patel as the founding dean and vice president of Carnegie Mellon University Miami.
A distinguished computer scientist, trailblazing researcher and savvy entrepreneur, Patel will shape the campus' work and help establish CMU Miami as an innovative hub where bold ideas can move quickly from the lab to the real world.
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“It’s an acceleration of the evolution of CMU.”
Martial Hebert, dean of the newly renamed Kenneth C. Griffin School of Computer Science, believes in the importance of creating new disciplines and working across fields to solve problems.
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“We have never been a place that waits for the future to arrive. We built our reputation by creating it.”
As part of a broader $3 billion commitment to Carnegie Mellon, a landmark $500 million gift will transform CMU’s newly renamed Kenneth C. Griffin School of Computer Science to honor Griffin’s generosity.
The Griffin School of Computer Science will push forward education, research and technological development in an era when computing is no longer a specialized field but part of everyday life. It will rethink how computer science is taught, initiate research in new fields, provide unparalleled access to AI tools and expand student support.
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Society’s defining challenges do not belong to one discipline.
Carnegie Mellon University Miami will connect advanced computing and foundational sciences with the humanities, arts and design. Different perspectives will come together to move ideas toward impact.
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A campus designed to connect.
Carnegie Mellon University Miami is being created as a comprehensive university campus, not a satellite location or a collection of individual programs.
What will that mean in practice?
Plans include industry research laboratories and venture studios that will bring students, faculty members and partners together, helping promising ideas move from discovery toward real world use.
This is the vision for Carnegie Mellon University Miami: a comprehensive campus where education, research and partnership reinforce one another from the start.
See what is taking shape: miami.cmu.edu
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Plans include industry research laboratories and venture studios that will bring students, faculty members and partners together, helping promising ideas move from discovery toward real world use.
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This is the vision for Carnegie Mellon University Miami: a comprehensive campus where education, research and partnership reinforce one another from the start.
See what is taking shape: miami.cmu.edu
#CMUMiami
The future has a history.
For more than 125 years, Carnegie Mellon University has grown in Pittsburgh by recognizing consequential change early and investing boldly in what comes next.
The campus’s initial focus areas will include human health, national security, energy and climate resilience, and advanced manufacturing. Education and research will be equally central.
This is the next bold investment in Carnegie Mellon’s history. It is not a departure from the university’s foundation. It is an extension of it.
A new campus. A stronger foundation. One Carnegie Mellon. #CMUMiami











