USC Viterbi School of Engineering

The USC Viterbi School of Engineering, part of the University of Southern California, is dedicated to shaping future engineers through innovative education and research. Renamed after a $52 million donation by Qualcomm co-founder Andrew J. Viterbi, the school offers a wide range of programs in fields such as computer science, electrical engineering, and biomedical engineering. It focuses on addressing global challenges through technology and entrepreneurship, preparing students for impactful careers in various industries.

USC Viterbi has achieved significant milestones, including launching the School of Advanced Computing and pioneering research in areas like ultrasound technology for vision restoration and stem cell mysteries. The school fosters an entrepreneurial spirit, encouraging students to pitch ideas for social and environmental startups. Its cleanroom course provides a pathway to careers in microelectronics, demonstrating its commitment to hands-on, practical education.