Heinz College Part-Time Information Session, June 2011

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Welcome to our Online Information Session! David Eber, Director of Admissions & Financial Aid, MPM Alumnus Allison Frankoski, Director of MSIT Program Amy Seymour Radovitch, Assistant Director of Admissions Katy Dugan Stanko, Associate Director of Academic Affairs, MPM Alumna Bridget Jakub, Associate Director of Admissions June 1, 2011

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Slides from Heinz College's online information sessions for part-time degree programs in management and technology.

Transcript of Heinz College Part-Time Information Session, June 2011

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Welcome to our Online Information Session!

David Eber, Director of Admissions & Financial Aid, MPM AlumnusAllison Frankoski, Director of MSIT ProgramAmy Seymour Radovitch, Assistant Director of AdmissionsKaty Dugan Stanko, Associate Director of Academic Affairs, MPM AlumnaBridget Jakub, Associate Director of AdmissionsJune 1, 2011

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Agenda• Introductions• GoToWebinar Navigation• Carnegie Mellon University• H. John Heinz III College• Part-time Programs Overview• Admissions• Financial Aid • Student Services & Amenities

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The GoToWebinar Attendee View

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How to Participate Today

• Open and close your Panel

• View, Select, and Test your audio

• Submit text questions

• Q&A addressed during and at end of session

• Chat Transcript will be sent to all attendees

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Carnegie Mellon University Overview• Main campus in Pittsburgh, PA• 10,000 students (about half are grad students)• Over 84,000 alumni• Interdisciplinary education • Applied research• Claims to fame:

– Robotics– Analytical analysis in

public policy and business– Performing and visual arts– Computer science – Java programming language,

Software Engineering Institute (SEI), CERT, emoticons

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Heinz College Fast Facts…• Founded in 1968• Interdisciplinary, impactful research• 1200 graduate students enrolled• 7,500+ alumni worldwide• Diverse student body • All degrees include policy,

management and IT courses

Policy

Information TechnologyManagement

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Carnegie Mellon University

School of Public Policy and

Management

Heinz College-Australia

School of Information Systems

and Management

Heinz College

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Part-Time Graduate Program offerings• Master of Public Management

– Educational Leadership– Educational Technology Management– Health Systems Management– Human Resources Management– Leadership in Higher Education– Management– Nonprofit Management– Self-designed concentration

• Graduate Certificate Program– Human Resources Management

• Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT)

– Information Technology Management– Information Security and Assurance– Software Design and Management

All programs may be completed without needing to take classes during regular business hours

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PART-TIME PROGRAMSGENERAL INFORMATION(HOW, WHAT, WHEN?)

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Classes for Part-time Students Accommodate Full-time Work• Evening classes meet once a week, Monday - Thursday

– 5:30 – 8:20 pm (Fall and Spring)– 5:30 – 8:50pm (Summer)– Saturday review sessions (optional)

• Daytime classes also available• Distance classes available (MSIT only)• Classes offered year-round: Fall, Spring and Summer• May enroll as “non-degree” student (on-campus only)

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What is a Unit?

• Carnegie Mellon uses Units instead of Credits• A 12-unit class at CMU = 3 or 4 credit class

– Full-semester class: 12 units– Half-semester class: 6 units

• MPM and MSIT each require 144 total units• HRM Certificate requires 72 units of coursework

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How much time will it take?• Each class requires average of 12 hours of work

per week (includes lecture)

• Degrees may be completed in 2 years of part-time study (24 units per term)

• You have up to 5 years to complete degree– Allows varying pace of study– Allows for time off if needed

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Master of Science in Information Technology

(MSIT)

Part-time Evening and Distance Programs for Experienced IT Professionals

Allison Frankoski, Program Director

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Integration of technology, policy and management

• Builds strong technical, analytical and quantitative skills

• Shows you the practical application of those skills from a strategic management and policy perspective

• Develops IT leaders who can apply technology in innovative ways to achieve business goals

Flexible & customizable curriculum• 60 units core + 84 units electives = 144 units total• Allows core exemptions and up to 24 units of transfer credit• Most finish within 2-3 years of part-time studies

Choice of Track – pick during application phase:• IT Management – broad, generalist track• Specialty tracks in Infosec or Software Management areas

MSIT CURRICULUM

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MSIT Core Courses by Track (60 units)Information Technology

Management(evening & distance)

Information Security and Assurance

(evening & distance)

Software Design and Management

(evening only*)

Database Management Telecommunications Management Data Structures and Algorithms

Object Oriented Programming (Java)

Information Security Risk Analysis, Policy & Management

Architectures for Software Systems

Object Oriented Analysis and Design

Introduction to Information Security Management

Object Oriented Analysis and Design

Telecommunications Management Network Security Analysis Managing Software Development

E-Business Technology and Management Internet Security Database Management

IT Project Management Economic Analysis IT Project Management

* There is a distance Software Engineering Management track that we do jointly with the School of Comp Sci and SEI. It has very different application requirements and program structure. Go to http://mse.isri.cmu.edu/software-engineering/web4-Distance/MSIT-SEM/index.html.

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MSIT Sample Electives (pick 84 units)Technology / Info Systems Focus

Strategy / Management Focus

Other Heinz or CMU Course Options

Business Process Modeling Information Assurance Policy

CS - Managing Software Development

Data Warehousing Global IT Management & Sourcing

CS - Architectures of Software Systems

Advanced Database Management

Managing in a Virtual Environment

HCI - Intro to Human Computer Interaction

Geographic Information Systems

Decision Making Under Uncertainty

HNZ - Up to 12 units of independent study

Enterprise Architectures Financial Accounting & Principles of Finance

HNZ - Core courses from other MSIT tracks

Digital Transformation Statistics for IT Managers TEPPER – evening campus classes only

Course catalog: http://www.heinz.cmu.edu/academic-resources/course-results/index.aspx

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Applicants must have 3+ yrs IT work experience; most have 5-10 yrs

• Software mgmt tracks have additional programming/software development experience as prerequisites to apply

Choose Evening or Distance mode during application

• Hybrid? Apply to mode you’ll be in predominantly – we’ll work with you during enrollment to accommodate the other mode

How does Distance work?• Asynchronous - usually not online at same time, anytime/anywhere• Campus lecture capture technology – package on multimedia DVD

or stream online for on-demand viewing• Use Blackboard as virtual classroom space, communication• Instructors usually same on campus and distance; some classes

where distance instructor uses lectures by different campus instructor

• Expect to do same kinds of work/assessments as on campus

MSIT Program Highlights:

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Heinz College is ranked #1 in IT Management specialty graduate programs by U.S. News & World Report (since 2005)• CMU is a designated Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance

Education by NSA and DHA• Military Friendly School by G.I. Jobs, 2010

Network with and learn from MSIT Students and Alumni• 40 campus and 160 distance current students; over 350 MSIT alumni• Alumni lifelong learning – non degree courses at 50% off post graduation

Sample of where MSIT students and alumni work:

MSIT Reputation

AutomotiveFinancial ServicesConsultingEnergy Higher EducationHealthcareTechnology Firms

Alcoa

BoeingBNY MellonCisco SystemsEquitable ResourcesFedExGeneral Motors

IBMIntel Corporation

Lockheed MartinOracleQualcomm, Inc.UPMCU.S. Military

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To reach me after the webinar:

Allison Frankoski, Program Director1.412.268.8983

[email protected]

www.heinz.cmu.edu/msit

NOW BACK TO THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE TO TELL YOU MORE ABOUT THE MPM PROGRAM…

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MASTER OF PUBLIC MANAGEMENT (MPM)

David Eber, MPM AlumnusDirector of Admissions and Financial Aid

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Master of Public Management (MPM)• Respected tradition of providing high-quality

management skills to public and non-profit managers• Skills transfer to the private sector• Emphasis on practical applications of learning• Learning is immediately useful on the job• Flexible

o Curriculumo Course scheduleo Instructors understand needs

of working professionals

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MPM CurriculumRequired (Core) Courses Sample Elective CoursesOrganizational Management Negotiation

Data Analysis Power and Influence

Financial Analysis Strategic Planning

Information Systems Legal Issues in Higher Education

Economic Principles Leadership: Innovation and Organizational Change

Strategic Presentation Skills Urban and Regional Development

Strategic Writing Skills Public Policy Implementation

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MPM Career Opportunities• More effective at work

– Immediate improvement in work performance– Promotion!

• Moving on to something new!Some MPM Job Titles

Vice ProvostExecutive DirectorCEOPresidentCity ControllerDeanFire ChiefPrincipalDirector of Student Affairs

Some MPM Employers

City of PittsburghAllegheny CountyUniversity of PittsburghHighmarkPNCHill House AssociationHeinz Family FoundationCarnegie Mellon UniversityMany Public School Districts

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ADMISSIONS, FINANCIAL AID, CAREER SERVICES & PART-TIME STUDENT AMENITIES

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Characteristics of Successful Applicants• Commitment, leadership• Clearly defined goals for graduate education• Relevant experience* and/or previous education• Competitive test scores (where applicable)• Demonstrated potential for

academic success

*MSIT requires 3 years of relevant professional experience; MPM requires 5 years of relevant professional experience

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How to Apply• https://app.applyyourself.com/?id=cmu-spp• 3 letters of recommendation

– Professional (1 from current or recent supervisor)– Academic (only if recent and relevant)

• Official transcripts – from all college-level coursework– must show date and title of degree(s), course names and

grades (or marks)– must be delivered in envelope sealed by registrar

• Official GRE/GMAT scores– Required for MSIT– Suggested for MPM and Certificate Programs

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How to Apply (continued)• TOEFL or IELTS

– Required for non-native English speakers• Resume

– Include all work experience and education– Include volunteer and other experiences, particularly

leadership positions• Essay

– Background and career goals– How this program will help you achieve your goals

• Admissions Interviews (available upon request)

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Application Deadlines (Part-time Programs)Enrollment Date Deadline to Apply

January November 1

May April 1

August July 1

• MSIT applications reviewed after the deadline for an enrollment date; applicants notified of admission status within 4 weeks of deadline

• MPM and Certificate applications reviewed on a rolling basis; applicants notified of admission status in 3 – 4 weeks of submission of all required materials; application deadline is cut-off date for applications for that enrollment date

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The Admissions Office• Location: 1118 Hamburg Hall• We welcome visits!

– To schedule a personalized visit: • [email protected] • 412-268-2164

– Meet program administrators 1 on 1– Sit in on a class– Meet current students– Early evening appointments and phone conferences

available

jakub
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Financial Aid FAQs

• How much does it cost?• What scholarships are available?• How can I make this work financially?

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Part-Time Student Costs• Tuition costs $405 per unit for up to 47 units*

• Fees $320 per semester, not charged in summer• Other costs may include books, supplies, computer, etc.

*MSIT maximum enrollment is 30 units per semester.

Units in a Semester Tuition Per Unit Total Tuition Cost

6 units $405 $2,430

12 units $405 $4,860

18 units $405 $7,290

24 units $405 $9,720

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Scholarships• Merit-based Scholarships• Government or Non-Profit Employment

Scholarships• Regional Leaders Scholarships• Program-specific Scholarships

• MSIT-Women in Technology Fellowship• MPM-Educational Technology Management • MPM-Educational Leadership (principal certification)• MPM-Regional Health Care

• External Scholarships– Search www.cmu.edu/fso or

www.fastweb.com• Yellow Ribbon Program/Veterans Benefits

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Educational Loans

• U.S. Federal Loans

– Minimum of 18 units to qualify

• Alternative Loans (from private lenders)

Financial Aid Office can explain all options

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TMS Payment Plan to Manage Costs

• TMS (Tuition Management Services)• Monthly tuition payments while enrolled (Fall

and Spring)• Enrollment Fee• No interest charges• No credit check• http://www.cmu.edu/hub/billing/payment/

tms.html

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Financial Aid Office: Contact Info• Walk in hours daily 3:00-4:00• Appointments available after 4:30• Location: Hamburg Hall 1119• Email: [email protected]• Phone: 412-268-4162

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Career Services for All Students

• Find new job or improve current job– Resume writing– Interviewing skills– Negotiating job offers, raises, and promotions– Networking events– Alumni and employer contacts

• Recruit current students– MSIT and MPM programs– Full-time programs

• Contact: [email protected]

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Services & Resources for Part-time Students

• Enrollment Services (including registration) is on-line

• University Library System – on-line and on campus

• Computing facilities and support

• Online video library of guest speaker presentations

• Student activities and organizations

• Athletic facilities for campus students (and spouse/domestic partner)

• Free parking in evenings and on weekends

• Port Authority Transit with Student ID Card (campus students only)

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Why consider our part-time programs?

• Immediate return on investment• Secure your employment future• Personal fulfillment• Advance or change your career• World-class education accessible to

working professionals

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Questions?Please contact the Office of Admissions:

Phone: +1-412-268-2164Email: [email protected]