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Edmund M. Clarke and two of his colleagues were awarded the prestigious A.M. Turing Award by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) for their groundbreaking work in quality assurances processes.
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Our approach to graduate studies is decentralized. Each department develops and manages its own degree programs and its own admission process.
Most departments offer a course-based MS program, as well as a research-based MS option and Ph.D. programs. It is our culture to encourage collaboration in education and research across disciplines, departments and colleges within Carnegie Mellon.
Find the relevant contact regarding graduate studies below:
 apply online
Visit the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering to apply to their graduate progams.
Visit the College of Engineering online application to apply to our other engineering graduate programs.
tuition
Find out the estimated cost for attending a graduate program at CIT. Qualified candidates may be eligible for fellowships or financial aid.
fellowships & funding
We know that graduate school is a big investment. Click here to learn how we can help qualified candidates.
arcs scholarship
The Pittsburgh Chapter of the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists (ARCS) Foundation offers an ARCS scholarship, providing $5,000 of support per year for three years or until the completion of the doctoral degree. Review applicant qualifications and nominating criteria.
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 opportunities at cit
The College of Engineering provides graduate students with exciting research and educational opportunities that address the challenging technology-oriented problems facing us today. Our graduates are highly successful in industry and academia and are well prepared to assume leadership roles in organizations that demand well-trained and innovative professionals.
Challenging research, classroom experience, and the opportunity to work across departments and disciplines—these are a just a few of the advantages of attending CIT. Learn more about opportunities at CIT.
research opportunities
Research is a driving force at CIT. Learn more about college-level research centers and institutes.
ph.d. programs
Doctoral candidates are encouraged to visit department websites (links to the left) to review offerings in each discipline. Use this link to review college policies regarding thesis and dissertation.
life in pittsburgh
If you've never been to Pittsburgh, you don't know what you're missing. Graduate students find all the perks of larger cities at a cost of living you can afford.
interdisciplinary programs
In addition to graduate degrees in the traditional disciplines, CIT offers the following interdisciplinary programs:
international studies
If you are pursuing graduate studies outside of the U.S., we can offer options for a Carnegie Mellon degree. Through distance learning technologies and partnerships with local governments and academia, CIT students are located around the world.
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