The faculty of the Master of Development Engineering are award-winning teachers who do applied research in water and sanitation, agricultural engineering, climate modeling, mobile microscopy, human-centered design, remote sensing and monitoring, big data science, machine learning, economic development, and impact analysis.
The Master of Development Engineering is offered by the Graduate Group in Development Engineering, an interdisciplinary coalition who hail from over a dozen top rated schools and departments, including the College of Engineering (ranked third nationally and seventh globally), the College of Natural Resources (ranked first nationally for environment and ecology studies), School of Information, School of Public Health (ranked ninth nationally), Haas School of Business (ranked seventh nationally), and College of Environmental Design.

Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Assistant Professor
City and Regional Planning

Roscoe and Elizabeth Hughes
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Education Director, Blum Center for Developing Economies

Associate Professor
Industrial Engineering and Operations Research

Senior Lecturer
Earl F. Cheit Faculty Fellow Haas School of Business

Assistant Professor
School of Information
Director, Data-Intensive Development Lab

Professor Emeritus
Economics

Paul and Stacy Jacobs Distinguished Professor of Engineering
Computer Science/EECS

Assistant Professor
Energy, Civil Infrastructure and Climate, Environmental Engineering

Professor
Public Health

Assistant Professor
Haas School of Business

Professor
Department of Economics

Thomas J. Graff Professor of Natural Resources
Department of Environmental Science, Policy, & Management

Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

Professor
I School and EECS

Chief Technologist, Blum Center for Developing Economies
Chatterjee Chair in Engineering Biological Systems Bioengineering

Andrew and Virginia Rudd Family Foundation
Professor of Safe Water and Sanitation
Civil and Environmental Engineering

Li Ka Shing Foundation Chair in Health Management
Haas School of Business

Associate Professor
Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics

Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Jacobs Institute of Design Innovation and the Berkeley Institute of Design

Associate Professor in Residence
Environmental Health Sciences

Master of Architecture in Urban Design
College of Environmental Design

Associate Professor
Architecture

Associate Professor
Environmental Science, Policy and Management

Professor of MDevEng’s “Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship”
Blum Center for Developing Economies

Professor
Energy and Resources Group Founding Director of Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory

Assistant Professor
Economics

Doctor in Civil and Environmental Engineering

Doctor in Sociology

Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning
College of Environmental Design

Assistant Professor
Environmental Health Sciences
School of Public Health

Eugene E. and Catherine M. Trefethen Chair in Business Administration
Haas School of Business

Associate Professor
Civil and Environmental Engineering

Professor
Civil and Environmental Engineering

Associate Professor
Mechanical Engineering

Assistant Professor of Development Engineering

Professor
Mechanical Engineering

Associate Professor
Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management
S. J. Hall Chair in Forest Economics

Professor
Graduate School of Education

Associate Professor
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Professor
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Faculty Director, Blum Center for Developing Economies

Professor
Department of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Professor Emeritus
Epidemiology and Community Health

Assistant Professor
Department of Anthropology

Doctor in Mechanical Engineering
GAGDIL Lab for Energy and Water Research

Cora Jane Flood Professor of Business Administration
Haas School of Business

Professor Agricultural and Resource Economics
College of Natural Resources