Carnegie Mellon University

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Phone: 1-412-268-9067
Fax: 1-412-268-3757
 

Description:
Engineering and Technology Innovation Management is an interdisciplinary program designed to equip professionals to understand innovation opportunities and to manage value creation, building on an excellent technical foundation. This one-year program runs from January to December, with a real-world innovation management summer internship project.

Degree(s):
M.S. Engineering and Technology Innovation Management
 

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Phone: 1-412-268-2940
Fax: 1-412-268-7813
 

Description:
The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carnegie Mellon offers both M.S. and Ph.D. programs, each with various interdisciplinary options. Graduate study in the department is designed to provide fundamental scientific knowledge and engineering methodologies for the development of professional engineering competence and scholarly ability. Each program is planned individually with faculty consultation to build upon the student's background and to meet the student's particular objectives.

At Carnegie Mellon, civil and environmental engineering has a long and respected tradition. Graduates from the program have developed as successful and contributing members of the practicing profession, as industrial leaders and world-class researchers, and as educators. Innovative research contributions have ranged from special tools for structural design to unique building materials, to environmental control technologies and background data on global air pollution. The present faculty are typical of this heritage--a group of diverse individuals representing a broad range of specialties. Their areas of interest and work tend to concentrate on the challenging and important problems at the frontier of knowledge.

Degree(s):
M.S.-Civil and Environmental Engineering; M.S.-Civil Engineering; M.S.-Computational Science and En
Ph.D.-Civil and Environmental Engineering; Ph.D.-Civil Engineering; Ph.D.-Computational Science and
 

Research Areas:
Civil and Environmental Engineering and Management; Advanced Infrastructure Systems; Computer-Aided Engineering; Environmental Engineering, Science and Management; Environmental Management and Science; Computational Mechanics; Mechanics, Materials and Computing; Project Management; Green Design Initiative; E-Construction

Phone: 1-815-753-7836
Fax: 1-815 753-0461
 

Description:
A minimum of 16-17 semester hours is required for the certificate in bioinformatics. The certficate in bioinformatics is designed to teach the skills necessary for the analysis of large amounts of biological information using computer technology.

Degree(s):
Certificate-Bioinformatics
 

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Phone: 1-412-268-1462
Fax: 1-412-268-3757
 

Description:
Our PhD program is designed to prepare students for a professional career in research and analysis on problems in public policy in which science and engineering are central. Most of our research falls in one of the four areas: Energy and environmental systems; information and communication technology; risk analysis and communication; and technology policy.

Degree(s):
Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering and Public Policy
 

Research Areas:
Energy and Environmental Systems; Information and Communication Technology Policy;Risk Analysis and Communication;Technology and Policy Management

Click to send E-mail to: ini@cmu.edu

Phone: 1-412-268-7195
Fax: 1-412-268-7196
 

Description:
The MSISTM is ideally suited to students who want to assume leadership positions in the information security arena. The program enhances a technical education with additional courses in management, information security policy, and other essential topics.

Degree(s):
M.S. Information Security Technology and Management
 

Research Areas:
Next-generation response and prediction technologies; Resilient and self-healing networks and computing systems; Secure access to physical devices and spaces; Software measurement and assurance technologies and practices; Data and information privacy; Business risk analysis and economic implications

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Phone: 1-412-268-7195
Fax: 1-412-268-7196
 

Description:
The Master of Science in Information Networking (MSIN) is an intensive, full-time, 16-month graduate program that gives students a solid foundation in information technology and introduces students to management, strategic thinking, and policy, with the opportunity to study each of these areas in greater depth through electives.

Degree(s):
M.S. Information Networking
 

Research Areas:
Next-generation response and prediction technologies; Resilient and self-healing networks and computing systems; Secure access to physical devices and spaces; Software measurement and assurance technologies and practices; Data and information privacy; Business risk analysis and economic implications

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Phone: 1-412-268-7195
Fax: 1-412-268-7196
 

Description:
The INI Pittsburgh-Silicon Valley Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) gives students the choice of three program tracks: MSIT-Mobility, MSIT-Information Security, and MSIT-Software Management. This professional graduate degree program integrates technology, management, and industry experience to prepare students to become intelligent decision-makers in the field of information technology. Split between two campuses, the MSIT gives students unprecedented access to both the rich academic setting at Carnegie Mellon's main campus in Pittsburgh and the unique professional exposure at Carnegie Mellon's Silicon Valley campus.

Degree(s):
M.S.-Information Technology
 

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Phone: 1-412-268-6191
Fax: 1-412-268-5576
 

Description:
The Master of Medical Management (M.M.M.) program, offered through the Heinz School, is open to physicians who have completed a prerequisite program through the American College of Physicians Executives. Through distance learning and on-campus sessions, the M.M.M. program prepares physicians to lead health-care organizations.

Degree(s):
Master of Medical Management
 

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Phone: 1-412-268-8001

Description:
The School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University offers an innovative, highly interdisciplinary, contextually oriented,three-year Master of Fine Arts degree program.

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Phone: 1-412-268-2828

Description:
he Master of Design in Communication Planning and Design is a two-year professional program for students who want to explore the new arts of communication and their practical applications. It is for students who want to explore the creative potential of the interplay between words and images in traditional and innovative media. The program provides a balanced integration of theory, practice, and production, with access to advanced technologies throughout the period of study.

Degree(s):
M.Des.