Cornell Tech has quickly become a leading institution in New York City for cutting-edge research and technology. Located on Roosevelt Island, the school is committed to transforming the city’s technology landscape and culture.
by David Stone
The Roosevelt Island Daily News
With a unique approach to education and research, Cornell Tech is preparing the next generation of leaders to invent the future.
Through its innovative programs, it’s creating new opportunities for students, faculty, and industry partners. And with its commitment to collaborating with industry and government, it’s driving economic growth in New York City.
What Sets Cornell Tech Apart?
This post graduate school is unique among research institutions in its focus on applied science and technology. Their goal is producing graduates who are prepared to enter the workforce and make an immediate impact.
This hands-on approach to education is evident in the Master’s program, which includes a required internship with a company or organization.
Internships provide students with invaluable experience working on real-world projects. They also allow employers to assess a student’s potential before making a long-term commitment.
The Value of Partnerships
In addition to its focus on applied science and technology, Cornell Tech also commits to collaboration.
The school has strong partnerships with industry and government, which provide students with opportunities to work on real-world projects. These partnerships also help to ensure that the research conducted at Cornell Tech is relevant and useful to the needs of industry and government.
Significantly, Cornell Tech is located in New York City, which provides students with access to one of the world’s most vibrant ecosystems for tech innovation.
From startups to established tech companies, there are endless opportunities for students to get involved in the city’s tech scene.
Ten Years and Moving forward
Cornell Tech is quickly becoming a leading institution for cutting-edge research and technology in New York City. With its unique approach to education and focus on collaboration, Cornell Tech is preparing the next generation of leaders to invent the future.
“I Can Ask”
Chair Fay Christian opened the Operations Advisory Committee on February 12th, reading out member names from a prepared sheet that omitted Melissa Wade. It didn’t feel intentional, but it struck me as odd precisely because it came from something prepared. Lydia Tang gently corrected her, noting that Wade was, in fact, a member of the committee. Wade met the moment with grace, or perhaps she simply wasn’t bothered by it.
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