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Study Where Technology, Analytics and Policy Combine Be Fit for the New Converging Realities About Us A private, global research university, Carnegie Mellon stands among the world’s most renowned educational
institutions, and sets its own course. It is consistently ranked among the top 25 universities in the world. With
cutting edge brain science, path-breaking performances, innovative start-ups, driverless cars, big data, big
ambitions, Nobel and Turing prizes, hands-on learning, and a whole lot of robots, CMU doesn’t just imagine the
future, we create it.
The First International University in Australia At the invitation of the South Australian Government, CMU opened its Australian campus in Adelaide in 2006.
Located in the historical International University Precinct in the heritage-listed Torrens Building in Victoria
Square, CMU was the first international university to be established in Australia. Our Australian campus marks
CMU’s presence in the Asia and Pacific region, making it a vital partner to the CMU extension campuses in Silicon
Valley, Rwanda, and Qatar.
Ramayya Krishnan
Dean, H. John Heinz III College
“When you come to Adelaide, you will be instructed
by world class faculty with diverse backgrounds
from around the globe. Through an initiative we
call C-cube – Create, Connect and Collaborate –
students will take courses and engage with fellow
students from the university's Pittsburgh and
Washington DC's campuses. I invite you to learn
more about Carnegie Mellon University's programs,
faculty and student experience offered in Adelaide.”
Emil P. Bolongaita
Head, CMU Australia
“CMU Australia offers extraordinary educational and
career advancement opportunities for those seeking
to study information technology, information
systems, and public policy and management. Three
factors describe our DNA as a university; the first
is our commitment to excellence, demonstrated
by our world-class faculty and staff. The second
is our record of performance which is reflected
in the accomplishments and entrepreneurship of
our alumni. The third is our relentless pursuit of
innovation, proven by research and development
outcomes and intellectual property that is often
sought after by the market. These three factors
combine to ensure that we produce graduates who
can add tremendous value wherever they apply
themselves.”
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An American DegreeA Global Education
� Degree awarded by CMU Pittsburgh
� High quality prestigious education with world-
leading faculty
� Unique teaching model inter-disciplined by four
key pillars Policy – Technology – Management -
People
� Support for internships with Australian and global
organisations, and major private firms in Asia-
Pacific region
� Real-world training through work in industry-based
projects
� Dual hemisphere opportunity: experience an
exchange semester at CMU Pittsburgh or pursue a
global program: first year of study at CMU-A and
second year at CMU Pittsburgh
� Acquire a three-year post-study work visa in
Australia after completion of 21-month program
� Small group learning environment with other top
international students
� Access to a global community of more than
100,000 alumni in 140+ countries
Why Carnegie Mellon Australia?
University Rankings
#1 Computer ScienceUS News and World Report
Graduate Rankings 2018
#6 Public Policy Analysis US News and World Report
Graduate Rankings 2019
#1 Artificial IntelligenceUS News and World Report
Graduate Rankings 2018
#24 University in the World
Times Higher Education World
University Rankings 2019
#1 IT and ManagementUS News and World Report
2018
#1 Analytics Education INFORMS UPS
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Life at Carnegie Mellon University At Carnegie Mellon, we offer students an extensive range of support programs and services to help them settle and make the most of their time in the university.
Career Services
The Career Services Office provides a range of
services and events to help our students make the
most of their degree. Services include internship
and job search assistance, resume and cover
letter reviews, interview preparation, and salary
negotiations discussions. The Career Services Office
also organises networking events with industry
partners and professional membership bodies, and
works closely with potential employers to promote
graduate employment opportunities.
Student Representative Committee
The Student Representative Committee (SRC) plays
an important role in the effective communication
between the student body and university
administration. It is also responsible for the
organisation and management of student social
activities. Each year, the SRC organises several on-
campus and off-campus events aimed at bringing
together the student community closer.
Student Ambassador Program
The Student Ambassador Program is a voluntary
extra-curricular program for students who would
like to share their knowledge and experiences at
CMU Australia with prospective students. They serve
as the university’s brand ambassadors and assist
in the university’s outreach activities to the larger
community.
Student Welfare Services
We provide students with a range of student welfare
services designed to cater to student safety and
religious and support needs. For more information,
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Cost of Living
Adelaide regularly achieves an excellent ranking
as one of the most affordable cities in Australia.
Adelaide is an exciting and lively place to
visit, live, or work and has been ranked by The
Economist as the tenth Most Liveable City in the
World in 2018.
Adelaide, among Australia’s major cities, is
considered the most affordable place to live in.
Students will need approximately $24,000 AUD
per year for food, accommodation, and living
expenses.
Accommodation
Once you have accepted your place at CMU-A,
our support staff will provide you with a
comprehensive list of accommodation options
and services to make choosing your short and
long-term accommodation easier.
Part-time Work
Under current visa regulations, students may
work up to 40 hours per fortnight during school
terms, and unrestricted hours during published
university holidays. For more details, visit www.
homeaffairs.gov.au.
Adelaide is Australia’s most affordable
mainland capital city.
Ranked as the tenth most liveable city in
the world.
Adelaide has a Mediterranean climate,
with cool mild winters with moderate
rainfall and warm to hot, generally dry
summers. Adelaide is known as the
“20-Minute City” where you can get to
any major point within 20 minutes, a
testament to Adelaide’s accessibility,
superb infrastructure planning structure
and superior transportation.
As a city of the so-called Festival State,
Adelaide boasts the largest Christmas
parade, the world’s second biggest Fringe
festival, and many culture and arts festival
all year round.
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Master of Science in Public Policy and Management
Careers
Our MSPPM graduates are employed in every sector of the global market and in virtually every industry.
They work for large, established organizations and for emerging companies. They're employed in positions
such as Policy Analyst, Chief Strategy Officer, Budget Analyst, managers and consultants. Their work covers
every functional area found in non-profit organizations and private firms, as well as in federal, state and local
governments.
Tracks
“My role will require most of what I learnt during the experience at Carnegie Mellon,
as I build a team from scratch, hire professionals, identify potential projects, develop
them jointly with all other Ministers, conduct the tenders, negotiate the contracts, and
understanding of finance and present the results yearly to Congress."
Jose Morea, MSPPM
CEO, Argentinian Development Bank of Investment and Foreign Trade (BICE)
The MSPPM degree is a master’s degree program that instructs students on leveraging data and technology
in order to analyse, affect, and implement policy solutions to societal problems and opportunities for positive
change. No other place brings information technology, leadership development, quantitative policy analysis, and
communication skills together like Carnegie Mellon University. Our innovative and skills-based curriculum equips
you with a data-driven approach to solving problems and the ability to work in multi-disciplinary teams.
Early Application Deadline: 31 January 2020
Regular Application Deadline: 30 April 2020
Digital Transformation and Analytics Specialisation
This specialisation trains students to use data to generate evidence-based and predictive policy options,
communicate those options, and implement and evaluate them.
12-Month Track (CRICOS Code 056767A)
Designed for applicants with three years of
professional experience or more, the 12-month track
provides the MSPPM degree in an accelerated format
comprised of three semesters of coursework over one
academic year.
In the 12-month track, students are required to
complete a minimum of 168 units, comprising of 138
units of core courses and 30 electives.
21-Month Track (CRICOS Code 056555B)
Tailored for applicants with limited work experience,
students will gain crucial knowledge in quantitative
management and evidence-based problem-solving,
as well as in effective communications and strategic
thinking. The track is comprised of four semesters of
coursework and one semester of full-time internship.
In the 21-month track, students are required to
complete a minimum of 198 units, comprising of 138
units of core courses and 60 electives.
Intake AUG 2020 Early Deadline
JAN 31
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Core courses and electives
MSPPM Core Courses
Applied Economic Analysis I
Applied Economics Analysis II
Business Intelligence and Analytics
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Decision Making Under Uncertainty
Financial Analysis
Introduction to Database Management
Organisational Design and Implementation
Policy Analysis I
Public Finance: Theories and Cases
Writing for Public Policy
Statistical Reasoning
Strategic Planning
Strategic Presentation Skills
System Synthesis
Internship (21-Month Track only)
Digital Transformation and Analytics Core Courses
Data Mining
Digital Transformation
Public Policy Analytics: Cases and Issues
Geographic Information Systems
Plus 12 units Digital Transformation and Analytics Electives from the following
Data Focused Python
Decision Analytics for Business and Policy
Linux and Open Source
NoSQL Database Management
Programming R for Analytics
Unstructured Data Analytics
Other Sample Electives
Public Private Partnerships Contemporary Public Management
Program Evaluation Power and Influence
Economics of Development Financial Management
Understanding and Preventing Corruption Negotiation
Grand Corruption and Rule of Law Geographic Information Systems
Design Thinking
Visit www.australia.cmu.edu to view all elective courses and units.
Systems Synthesis Project (for 12-month and 21-month track)
This is a faculty-supervised project in which students
work as a team to recommend solutions to a challenge
posed by an external client organisation. This activity is
designed to enable students to integrate the knowledge
and skills they have learned in order to develop solutions
to problems in the public sector.
Pittsburgh Exchange (only for 21-month track)
Students enrolled in the 21-Month track may
participate in the exchange program in the Pittsburgh
campus for one study period.
Internship (only for 21-month track)
Students will be required to undertake at least 300
hours of full-time internship with public or private
sector firms or non-government organisations to gain
in-depth, real-world work experience.
Post Study Work Visa (only for 21-month track)
International students enrolled in the 21-month
program in Adelaide may be eligible for an extra
-year post-study work rights in Australia, in addition
to the current two-year post-study work visa. For
more details, visit www.homeaffairs.gov.au.
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Master of Science in Information TechnologyInformation Technology Management
“The culture of the company is similar to Carnegie Mellon in many ways – we get a lot of
freedom to manage important things by ourselves. My degree also taught me about team-
working, including intercultural experiences, and learning how to deal with conflict and be a
team player. I also learnt great communication skills and a passion for work.”
Pablo Javier Larrimbe, MSIT
Technical Program Manager – Google, UK
The MSIT-Information Technology Management program teaches data-driven management strategies,
technological expertise, and key communication methods while providing a diverse and interdisciplinary
curriculum. The MSIT-ITM program is ideal for students who not only wish to design and implement technology,
but who wish to be leaders in this space with the ability to drive business decisions, communicate value, manage
projects, and inspire others.
Early Application Deadline: 31 January 2020
Regular Application Deadline: 30 April 2020
Information Security Specialisation
The specialisation equips students with a deep understanding of risk management, information security, and
data privacy. This program draws upon the expertise in security research, operations, and analysis from the
world-famous CERT Division of CMU's Software Engineering Institute. CERT is a leader in cybersecurity and has
partnered with government, industry, law enforcement, and academia to improve the security and resilience of
computer systems and networks for over 30 years.
Careers
As a graduate of our Information Technology Management program, students will have the required skills for
positions such as Business Intelligence Analyst, IT consultant, or Software Engineer and to move into managerial
roles as their careers progress. Senior positions include Chief Information Officer, Chief Technology Officer and
Senior Solutions Consultant.
Tracks
12-Month Track (CRICOS Code 057780G)
Designed for applicants with three years of professional
experience or more, the 12-month track provides the
MSIT-ITM degree in an accelerated format. The track is
comprised of three semesters of coursework over one
academic year.
21-Month Track (CRICOS Code 072573M)
The 21-month track provides our students with
a comprehensive curriculum in technology and
implementation, business strategy, professional
communication, and management that will prepare
them to have an immediate impact on any organization.
The track is comprised of four semesters of coursework
and one semester of full time internship .
Intake AUG 2020 Early Deadline
JAN 31
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Visit www.australia.cmu.edu to view all elective courses and units.
Information Systems Project (for 12-month track and 21-month track)
The Information Systems Project enables students
to apply their knowledge and skills to develop and
recommend solutions to actual public and private
companies. The goal is to provide the students
with real-world and demand-driven experience for
structuring, managing, and executing information
systems projects.
Pittsburgh Exchange (only for 21-month track)
Students enrolled in the 21-Month track may
participate in the exchange program in the Pittsburgh
campus for one study period.
Internship (only for 21-month track)
Students will be required to undertake at least 300
hours of full-time internship with public or private
sectorfirms or non-government organisations to gain
in-depth real-world work experience.
Post Study Work Visa (only for 21-month track)
International students enrolled in the 21-month
program in Adelaide may be eligible for an extra
-year post-study work rights in Australia, in addition
to the current two-year post-study work visa. For
more details, visit www.homeaffairs.gov.au.
Core courses and electives
MSIT-ITM Core Courses
Database Management
Design Thinking or Agile Methods
E-Business Technology and Management
Internet of Things
IT Project Management
Object Oriented Programming in Java
Organisational Design and Implementation
Professional Writing
Strategic Presentation Skills
Telecommunications Management
Financial Accounting (21-month track only)
Principles of Finance (21-month track only)
Information Security Specialisation Core Courses
Introduction to Information Security Management
Network and Internet Security
Information Security Risk Management I
Software and Security
Plus a 6-unit Info Security Elective
Applied Threat Analysis
Cryptography
Ethical Penetration Testing
Network Defense
Sample Electives
Applied Economic Analysis Geographic Information Systems
Business Process Modeling Global IT Sourcing
Consulting Lab Product Management in Information Technology
Distributed Systems Statistics for IT Managers
Decision Making Under Uncertainty
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Master of Science in Information TechnologyBusiness Intelligence and Data Analytics
The MSIT – Business Intelligence and Data Analytics s program meets the growing needs of organisations to
aggregate, analyse, and monetise Big Data. Our programs are aimed at developing an elite set of graduates
who cross-trained in business process analysis, technology management and technically skilled in all aspects
of data science including predictive modelling, analytical reporting, GIS mapping, segmentation analysis,
and data visualisation. Students will acquire the skills to integrate cutting edge information and analytics
technologies with best practices and applied business methods. Combining business strategy, analytics, IT, and
communications classes, the program trains students to be competitive in these rapidly growing fields.
The MSIT-BIDA is ideal for students who wish to delve deeper into the emerging field of analytics, forging
expertise that change the way companies do business around the world.
Early Application Deadline: 31 January 2020
Regular Application Deadline: 30 April 2020
Careers
As a BIDA graduate, students will acquire the skills needed for roles such as Data Scientist, Business Intelligence
Analyst, and Application Developer. Senior positions include Chief Information Officer, Chief Technology Officer
and Senior Solutions Consultant.
21-Month Track CRICOS: 072573M
The 21-month track provides participants with a comprehensive curriculum that includes advanced analytics
coursework in machine learning, structured and unstructured data analytics, and predictive modelling. When
combined with core technology coursework and experiential learning, the program will equip students with the
expertise to become an influencer at any organisation. The track is comprised of four semesters of coursework and
one semester of full-time internship.
“I had always wanted to become a Carnegie Mellon student. As everybody knows
Carnegie Mellon is one of the top universities for IT and Computer Science, so it was the
best choice for me to pursue the career I want”
Zin-Hao Lin, MSIT
Manager, Marketing Science – Facebook, United States
Intake AUG 2020 Early Deadline
JAN 31
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Core courses and electives
MSIT-BIDA Core Courses MSIT-BIDA Sample Electives
Big Data and Large-scale Computing Business Process Modelling
Data Mining Consulting Lab
Data Focus Python Economic Analysis
Database Management Geographic Information Systems
Decision Making Under Uncertainty Introduction to Supply Chain Management and Systems
Design Thinking or Agile Methods Product Management in Information Technology
E-Business Technologies and Management
Financial Accounting
Internet of Things
IT Project Management
NoSQL Database Management
Object Oriented Programming in Java
Organisational Design and Implementation
Principles of Finance
Professional Writing
Statistics for IT Managers
Strategic Presentation Skills
Telecommunications Management
Unstructured Data Analytics
Visit www.australia.cmu.edu to view all elective courses and units.
Data Analytics Capstone Project
The Data Analytics Project enables students to apply
their knowledge and skills to develop and recommend
solutions to real public and private companies. The goal
is to provide the students with real-world and demand-
driven experience for structuring, managing, and
executing information systems projects.
Pittsburgh Exchange
Students enrolled in MSIT-BIDA program may
participate in the exchange program in the Pittsburgh
campus for one study period.
Internship
Students will be required to undertake at least 300
hours of full-time internship with public or private
sector firms or non-government organisations to gain
in-depth, real-world work experience.
Post Study Work Visa
International students enrolled in the 21-month
program in Adelaide may be eligible for an extra
-year post-study work rights in Australia, in addition
to the current two-year post-study work visa. For
more details, visit www.homeaffairs.gov.au.
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Master of Science in Public Policy and Management GLOBAL TRACK | CRICOS: 070773G
The Global Track within the MSPPM program is
a unique, 21-month experience where students
complete a world-class public policy and
management curriculum through a unique global
education experience at CMU’s home campus
in Pittsburgh and its Australian campus. The
program is designed to produce graduates skilled
in policymaking, management and organisational
leadership who are taught by faculty across the
two campuses, providing them with a truly global
education. The track is comprised of four semesters
of coursework and one semester of internship work.
Concentrations Students can elect an optional concentration in
one of the following policy areas: Cybersecurity
and Management, Energy Systems and Public
Policy, Environmental Policy, Health Policy,
International Trade and Development, Management,
Policy Analysis, Public and Non-Profit Finance,
Smart Communities, Social Innovation and
Entrepreneurship and Urban and Regional Economic
Development.
Careers Global MSPPM students gain exposure to job
markets all over the world and the majority of
our graduates secure jobs in the U.S. as Analysts,
Managers, Consultants, Research Fellows and
Directors.
Core courses and electives
MSPPM Global Core Courses
Additional Management (choice of 6 units)
Advanced Methods (choice of 12 units)
Advanced Policy (choice of 12 units)
Applied Economic Analysis I
Business Intelligence and Analytics
Cost Benefit Analysis
Decision Making Under Uncertainty
Financial Analysis
Introduction to Database Management
Organisational Design and Implementation
Policy Analysis I
Statistical Reasoning
Strategic Planning
Strategic Presentation Skills
Systems Synthesis
Writing for Public Policy
Internship
MSPPM Global Sample Electives
Economics in the Digital Age
Evidence-Based Management
Geographic Information Systems
Labour Economic Policy
Negotiation
Programming R for Analytics Program Evaluation
Under Constraints
Social Innovation
Technology and International Development
Visit www.australia.cmu.edu to view all elective courses and units.
Global Programs Two continents. Two world-class cities. One impactful degree.
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Master of Information Systems Management CRICOS: 070773G
The Global Track within the MISM program is a
unique dual continent experience in which students
complete a world-class information technology
and management curriculum at both CMU’s home
campus in Pittsburgh and its Australian campus. The
MISM Global blends technical and leadership skills,
equipping students with the ability to transform
organisations through technology. The MISM Global
program is an ideal fit for students who not only
wish to design and implement technology but also
seek to be leaders in this space with the ability to
drive business decisions, communicate value and
manage projects. The track is comprised of four
semesters of coursework and one semester of
internship.
Specialisations Students can elect an optional specialisations in
one of the following policy areas: Managing AI and
Robotics, Business Intelligence, Digital Marketing
and Commerce, Healthcare and Informatics, and IT
Strategy and Management.
Careers MISM Global graduates gain exposure to multiple
job markets and many of them secure jobs in the
United States as Data Scientists, Product Managers,
Financial Analysts, among other roles.
Core courses and electives
MISM Global Core Courses
Database Management
Decision Making Under Uncertainty
Design Thinking or Agile Methods
Digital Transformation
Distributed Systems for ISM
Economic Analysis
Financial Accounting
Information Systems Project
Object-Oriented Programming in Java
Organizational Design and Implementation
Principles of Finance
Professional Writing
Statistics for IT Managers
Strategic Presentation Skills
Telecommunications Management
Internship
MISM Global Sample Electives
Consulting Communications
Healthcare Information Systems
Internet of Things
IT Business Leadership
IT Project Management
Lean Entrepreneurship
Linux and Open Source
Marketing Digital Media
Tech Startup: Market Discovery
Tech Startup: Build Your Company
Web Application Development
Visit www.australia.cmu.edu to view all elective courses and units.
Intake AUG 2020 Early Deadline
JAN 31
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Entry Requirements
To be eligible to apply for Carnegie Mellon’s coursework programs, applicants must satisfy both the University’s
minimum admissions requirements and any program specific pre-requisites.
Entry requirements for Australia based programs
MSIT MSPPM
Bachelor’s Degree
Resume
Personal Statement
Two Letters of Recommendation
English Language Test Any of the following:
— Academic IELTS: Overall 6.5 with no band less than 6; or
— TOEFL: Min 22 in each band
Standardised Test Scores Any of the following:
— GRE (General Test): Minimum 300 or
— GMAT: Minimum 600
University level programming knowledge in data structures and object-oriented programming language such as C, C++ or Java.
Three Years of Professional Work Experience 12-month track 12-month track
How to ApplyStep 1
Select your
program
Step 2
Check the
program entry
requirements
Step 3
Check the
application
closing date
Step 4
Check the
documents
required
Step 5
Apply at CMU
Online Portal
Application DeadlinesNot applicable to global courses.
Visit www.australia.cmu.edu for more information on entry requirements
Early Application Deadline
JAN 31 2020
Application Deadline
APRIL 30 2020
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Tuition Fees
Program August 2020 Intake
Total Tuition Fee
MSIT 12-Month Track AUD $78,840
MSIT 21-Month Track AUD $94,739
MISM Global Track (2 Semesters in Adelaide & 2 Semesters in Pittsburgh) AUD $47,370
USD $51,000
MSPPM 12-Month Track AUD $78,960
MSPPM 21-Month AUD $93,080
MSPPM Global Track (2 Semesters in Adelaide & 2 Semesters in Pittsburgh) AUD $46,540
USD $51,000
Note Tuition is charged for coursework on a per semester basis.
Fees for 12-month tracks and 21-month tracks are payable via 3 and 4 installments respectively.
Cost per semester can change each academic year.
The internship semester incurs no cost.
Deferral of admission will incur tuition fees at the prevailing rate.
CMU Australia Scholarships for International Students
The CMU Australia Scholarships for International Students are
awarded to eligible students from Asia, South America and Africa
and apply for Carnegie Mellon University Australia master programs
delivered in Australia campus in 2020 intakes.
Young Asian Leaders Scholarship (YALS)
The scholarship will enable Asian students to lead and contribute to
the development of their countries and the Asian region after their
studies.
South American Leaders for Change Scholarship (SALCS)
The scholarship will support South American students to become
leaders to catalyse positive change in their respective countries.
Future Innovator Scholarship for Africa (FISA)
With this scholarship, ambitious African students will be encouraged
to be leaders in innovation in the African region.
Scholarship value for YALS,
SALCS and FISA
These scholarships are valued at
AUD $30,000 for the duration of
21-month masters degrees, and
AUD $20,000 for the duration of
12-month masters degrees
The scholarships are applicable
to all programs except global
programs.
Learn more about other
scholarships
Visit www.australia.cmu.edu/
apply/international-students/fees-
and-scholarships-international-
students
Fees and Scholarship
Academic Merit Scholarships
Valued up to 50% of total tuition. To be eligible to apply for Carnegie Mellon’s coursework programs, applicants
must satisfy both the University’s minimum admissions requirements and any program specific pre-requisites.
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Carnegie Mellon University in Australia
Torrens Building
220 Victoria Square
Adelaide South Australia 5000
Telephone +61 8 8110 9900
australia.cmu.edu
CRICOS Provider No: 02696B
ABN No: 97 116 769 423
Want to learn more?If you have questions related to our admissions process, course curriculum, careers, eligibility or scholarships, send us an email at [email protected]
Information in this publication is accurate as at November 2019.
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