Carnegie Mellon University, Heinz School of Public Policy & Management
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The Heinz School at Carnegie Mellon University has an international reputation for excellence in educational programs and faculty research. Its programs in information technology, criminal justice policy, policy analysis, finance and environmental policy are respected across the nation and internationally as among the elite. Programs in health care and medical management, educational technology and other areas continue to grow and take national prominence.
Heinz School graduates serve in key managerial positions across a wide range of government, business and non-profit organizations. We take a flexible and interdisciplinary approach to teach students to look at societal problems from many different perspectives, using technology, quantitative and qualitative analysis and group dynamics to arrive at innovative solutions.
Heinz School graduates serve in key managerial positions across a wide range of government, business and non-profit organizations. We take a flexible and interdisciplinary approach to teach students to look at societal problems from many different perspectives, using technology, quantitative and qualitative analysis and group dynamics to arrive at innovative solutions.
Main claims to international academic or non-academic excellence
Since its inception in 1968, the mission of the Heinz School has been to advance the public interest through research and education.
Range of Fees
$15,800 USD per semester of study for full-time degree seeking students
Basic TOEFL/IELTS requirements
TOEFL for Pittsburgh campus, TOEFL or IELTS for Adelaide, Australia campus
Accommodation
The university does not provide on-campus housing for graduate students.
Accommodation Range
Estimated average cost of $500 USD per month for off campus housing
Language Support
None.