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Carnegie Mellon University is one of more than 800 institutions with graduate schools surveyed by U.S. News on an annual basis. Carnegie Mellon University confers degrees through various schools, such as: the Tepper School of Business and the Carnegie Institute of Technology.
#16Best Business Schools?(tie)
#2Business Analytics
#35Entrepreneurship?(tie)
#16Finance
#1Information Systems
#29Management?(tie)
#2Production / Operations
#6Supply Chain / Logistics
#7Part-time MBA?(tie)
#4Best Engineering Schools?(tie)
#17Biomedical Engineering / Bioengineering?(tie)
#16Chemical Engineering?(tie)
#9Civil Engineering?(tie)
#5Computer Engineering?(tie)
#8Electrical / Electronic / Communications Engineering
#8Environmental / Environmental Health Engineering
#12Materials Engineering?(tie)
#10Mechanical Engineering?(tie)
#39Biological Sciences?(tie)
#41Chemistry?(tie)
#1Computer Science?(tie)
#1Artificial Intelligence
#2Programming Language
#2Systems
#4Theory?(tie)
#20Economics
#41English?(tie)
#7Best Fine Arts Programs
#1Time-Based Media / New Media
#43History?(tie)
#32Mathematics?(tie)
#16Applied Math?(tie)
#7Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics
#6Logic?(tie)
#35Physics?(tie)
#17Psychology?(tie)
#5Cognitive Psychology?(tie)
#19Best Public Affairs Programs?(tie)
#7Environmental Policy and Management?(tie)
#1Information and Technology Management
#27Public Finance and Budgeting?(tie)
#36Public Management and Leadership?(tie)
#8Public Policy Analysis
#9Urban Policy?(tie)
#8Statistics?(tie)
The Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper) offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, leadership, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $70,000 per year; part-time: $52,500 per year; and specialty master's: $68,500 per year. At graduation, 80.90 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.
The Carnegie Mellon Tepper School of Business pioneered the mini-semester system, which is essentially four quarters of 6.5-week classes. MBA students can elect to study the General Management curriculum or follow one of four specialized MBA tracks, such as Business Analytics and Technology Leadership. The school also offers a part-time MBA program, a distance learning MBA, an executive MBA program and Ph.D. degrees.
Through electives, students in the General Management curriculum can complete concentrations like accounting and communications. Students can earn a joint MBA/J.D. through the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Students can also complete joint degrees in computational finance, software engineering, health care policy and management, public policy and management, and civil and environmental engineering.
Students can gain an international experience during Global Treks, which are customized, two-week trips, or the Transitional Economies study abroad program, which lasts two mini-semesters. Close to three-quarters of students live in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside neighborhood, a mile from the Carnegie Mellon campus.
Notable alumni of the Tepper School of Business include David Coulter, former chairman and CEO of Bank of America Corp., and Dina Dublon, former executive vice president and chief financial officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Though our standards are high and our admissions process is competitive, our ideal student does not fit a rigid, predictable profile. We welcome students from diverse academic, professional, and personal backgrounds, and seek exceptional individuals who have made an impact in whatever path they have chosen. Our MBA admissions process is holistic in that we consider all aspects of the application equally to determine an overall fit with your background, goals, and leadership potential to the Tepper School's culture, curriculum, and community.
Though our standards are high and our admissions process is competitive, our ideal student does not fit a rigid, predictable profile. We welcome students from diverse academic, professional, and personal backgrounds, and seek exceptional individuals who have made an impact in whatever path they have chosen. Our MBA admissions process is holistic in that we consider all aspects of the application equally to determine an overall fit with your background, goals, and leadership potential to the Tepper School's culture, curriculum, and community.
We evaluate all components of applications. We look for an undergraduate engineering/computer science degree or work equivalent and at least 1 year work experience. We seek candidates with strong potential for academic and professional success, who are highly motivated, self directed, and possess a strong work ethic. Personal strengths in communication, teamwork, interpersonal, and leadership skills are also some of our considerations.
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Entrepreneurship, finance, management information systems, organizational behavior, other
Full-time traditional two year, part-time evenings and weekends
Healthcare (management), law, public policy/administration, Civil & Environ Engineering, Software Engineering
Our program is structured to provide an integrated view of business and prepare students to manage, lead and solve complex business problems. The core provides an integrated view of business necessary for leading an organization. Through the core, you will acquire a solid understanding of marketing, finance, operations, economics, accounting, organizational behavior and strategy that provide insights into all critical functions of an organization. You’ll master analytical tools like optimization, prescriptive modeling, and predictive modeling that are critical for tackling complex business issues while building a strong foundation in business fundamentals. Post-MBA potential is measured not just on how well you perform but on how well you manage people, build networks of influence, and share your innovative and visionary thoughts. The Accelerate Leadership Center is the headquarters for all co-curricular leadership support within the Tepper School. We are dedicated to the development of your leadership potential and communication skills that will ensure your long-term professional success. The “mini-semester” system, consisting of four 6.5 week terms, allows students to effectively double the number of courses taken in their MBA. This format quickens the pace of discovery and allows our MBAs to make an immediate impact in their internships and careers. According to our recruiters, this is one reason our graduates perform so well.
Unlike many other leading business schools, the Tepper School incorporates the same curriculum and the same faculty associated with the Full-Time MBA program, ensuring a high-caliber academic experience and degree. Our program is structured to provide an integrated view of business and prepare students to manage, lead and solve complex business problems. Through the core, you will acquire a solid understanding of marketing, finance, operations, economics, accounting, organizational behavior and strategy that provide insights into all critical functions of an organization. You’ll master analytical tools like optimization, prescriptive modeling, and predictive modeling that are critical for tackling complex business issues while building a strong foundation in business fundamentals. Post-MBA potential is measured not just on how well you perform but on how well you manage people, build networks of influence, and share your innovative and visionary thoughts. The Accelerate Leadership Center is the headquarters for all co-curricular leadership support within the Tepper School. We are dedicated to the development of your leadership potential and communication skills that will ensure your long-term professional success. The mini-semester system, consisting of four 6.5 week terms, allows students to effectively double the number of courses taken in their MBA. This format quickens the pace of discovery and allows our MBAs to make an immediate impact in their careers.
Carnegie Mellon University’s top-ranked Tepper School of Business and School of Computer Science have partnered to create the Master of Science in Product Management. We’ll hone your talents with a specialized curriculum, comprised of core business and product management courses, advanced business electives, and advanced computer science and human-computer interaction courses. The program also includes an internship and a capstone project, all in one short year. You’ll also benefit from a high-achieving peer group, and the strength of Carnegie Mellon’s alumni network. With this first-of-its-kind degree, your career trajectory will take off.
The Carnegie Institute of Technology at Carnegie Mellon University has an application deadline of Jan. 31. The application fee is $75 for U.S. residents and $75 for international students. Its tuition is full-time: $50,100 per year and part-time: $2,088 per credit. The 2020 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.8:1. The Carnegie Institute of Technology at Carnegie Mellon University has 301 full-time faculty on staff.
Graduate students at the Carnegie Mellon Institute of Technology have many ways to make their advanced engineering degree more robust. Students have about 10 interdisciplinary majors to choose from, each completed in conjunction with other departments at Carnegie Mellon, including the highly ranked Tepper School of Business. Engineering students can pursue course-based or research-based master’s degrees, and Ph.D. programs are offered in most departments.
Students also have the option to give their education a global slant with study and research programs in Chile, Portugal, and Japan. For students short on time, there is an accelerated master’s program in Engineering and Technology Innovation Management, which takes a year to complete. Undergraduates at Carnegie Mellon University can also complete an accelerated master’s in one year after graduation.
Faculty and students are actively engaged in research projects, and there are about 30 research centers on campus. The Carnegie Mellon University campus is located in Pittsburgh, Pa., and no graduate students can live on campus. The school also has facilities in Silicon Valley, where some students can live. At that campus, students can complete master’s degrees in software engineering and software management full or part time.
https://engineering.cmu.edu/education/graduate-programs/index.html
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