<p>Below you will find the results of the National Research Council (NRC) study on Graduate programs, which are the most extensive rankings made in the last 15 years and were released Sept 2010.</p>
<p>Lets take a look at where Princeton and Duke Engineering are in terms of the recent NRC Rankings for departmental Engineering:</p>
<p>CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
1—Cal Tech
2—MIT
3—Berkeley
4—UC Santa Barbara
5—UT Austin
6—Princeton
7—U. of Minnesota
8—Stanford
9—U. of Michigan
10–U. of Wisconsin
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<p>CIVIL ENGINEERING
1—Berkeley
2—UT Austin
3—MIT
4—Princeton
5—Yale
6—Stanford
7—U. of Illinois Urbana
8—Georgia Tech
9—Purdue
10–Northwestern
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<p>COMPUTER SCIENCE
1—Stanford
2—Princeton
3—MIT
4—Berkeley
5—Carnegie Mellon
6—Cornell
7—Harvard
8—UC Santa Barbara
9—Penn
10–UCLA
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<p>ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
1—Stanford
2—Princeton
3—Harvard
4—UC Santa Barbara
5—U. of Illinois Urbana
6—Cal Tech
7—Georgia Tech
8—UCLA
9—U. of Michigan
10–MIT
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<p>MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
1—MIT
2—Stanford
3—Berkeley
4—U. of Michigan
5—Brown
6—Northwestern
7—UC Santa Barbara
8—Georgia Tech
9—Princeton
10–U. of Maryland
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<p>BIOENGINEERING*
1 — UCSD
2 — Caltech
3 — UC Berkeley
4 — UC SF
5 — MIT
6 — Univ. of Wash
7 — Duke
8 — Boston Univ.
9 — Michigan
10 – Yale.
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<p>***Princeton’**s Bioengineering is offered through its Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering ,which is ranked 6th.</p>
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<p>AEROSPACE ENGINEERING**
1 — Stanford
2 — Caltech
3 — Michigan
4 — Univ. of Colorado
5 — MIT
5 — Minnesota
7 — Georgia Tech
8 — Univ. Maryland CP
9 — Purdue
10 – Cornell
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<p>**Princeton’s Aerospace Engineering is offered through its Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, which is ranked 9th.</p>