The Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University is a graduate school without boundaries, using the latest in analytical methods to solve problems at the critical nexus of technology and society.

Every day, our graduates use the multidisciplinary skills they acquired at Heinz College to make a positive, global impact. You can join in their ranks by applying now to the program that best suits your mission. Heinz College does not charge an application fee.

Apply to the Information Technology program from Heinz College at Carnegie Mellon. Earn your MSIT Degree. Find out about the admissions process.

If you are interested in more than one program of study at CMU's Heinz College, we encourage you to apply to your first choice program (or pathway). In your application, you may mention alternate programs/pathways that interest you in an optional essay.

The Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy, also known as Heinz College, is the public policy and information college of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It consists of the School of Information Systems and Management and the School of Public Policy and Management. [ 3 ]

Distinguished by the interdisciplinary model of Heinz College and Carnegie Mellon University, our Ph.D. programs prepare graduates to lead change in their chosen fields through meaningful collaborations and hands-on work with our renowned and extremely accessible faculty.

At the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy, we believe the next generation of leaders must understand the consequences of technology on society. The connection between the two defines our time, and will continue to shape the future of humanity.

At Heinz College, we’ve understood this since our founding. Our first Dean, William W. Cooper, had a vision of educating students for "intelligent action,” and this is still our primary objective.

The Heinz College is one of the university's seven colleges and schools, which include: the Carnegie Institute of Technology; the College of Fine Arts; the College of Humanities and Social Sciences; the Mellon College of Science; the Tepper School of Business; and the School of Computer Science.

Distinguished by the interdisciplinary model of Heinz College and Carnegie Mellon University, our Ph.D. programs prepare graduates to lead change in their chosen fields through meaningful collaborations and hands-on work with our renowned and extremely accessible faculty. Heinz College features the unique co-location of two schools: The School