Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, is a university with 14800 students and 1483 faculty and researchers. It is known as one of the "New Ivy League" and a member of the Global Forum of University Presidents.

In the U.S. News ranking of the best universities in the United States in 2023, Carnegie Mellon University tied for 22nd place with Georgetown University and Emory University. In addition to Pittsburgh, CMU has campuses in Silicon Valley and Qatar, and cooperative research institutions all over the world, including new york, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., China, Australia, Portugal and Rwanda.

CMU was founded by industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1900, then it was called Carnegie Technical School, and changed its name to Carnegie Mellon University in 19 12, and began to transform into a research university. Andrew carnegie and Andrew Mellon, two founders of Carnegie Mellon University, are both important figures in modern American history.

Carnegie was one of the four American chaebols in the early 20th century, and its wealth ranked second in the whole human history, second only to the oil tycoon Rockefeller. Andrew Mellon, a famous American banker and the mother company of Mellon Financial Consortium, served as US Treasury Secretary from 192 1 to 1932, and has gone through three administrations. Mellon Consortium is one of the largest asset management companies in the world, and completed the merger with Bank of new york in 2007.