Duke Building
Get creative in engineering and information technology
Headquarters of innovation
Get ready to create. Discover. Challenge yourself. Make something amazing happen.
When you study engineering or information technology, you’ll do all that – and more.
You’ll be inspired by your professors and apply what you’ve learned in one of the many labs in the Duke Building. Read about these unique labs and what you’ll do in them.
With the hands-on experience you’ll get – and the University of Pittsburgh degree you’ll earn – you’ll be ready to make a bold impact wherever you go. See the building for yourself. Schedule a campus visit or attend one of our upcoming Duke Days. You can also take a drone tour of the building.
Personalized education
In each of these programs, you’ll work closely with your professors and fellow students in small classes and labs. (The average class size is 17.) You’ll get the personal attention you need to help you succeed.
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Allee Williams combined his aspirations of being a scientist, builder, and detective by pursuing a career in engineering.
With a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering technology, Nick Haner is a Mechanical engineer at Allegheny Bradford Corp.
Everyone’s journey to success looks a bit different. See how small classes and close relationships with professors have given our students and young alumni all the tools they need to accomplish their goals.
Making your education manageable
We offer many forms of financial aid, including scholarships, grants and loans, and Federal Work Study, to help you manage your education.
Nearly all of our students receive some form of financial aid.
If you qualify for a Federal Pell Grant, the university will match it up to $7,395, the maximum grant amount.
Helping you succeed
Everyone at Pitt-Bradford is here for you. If you need help, you can access any of these free resources: