How To Apply
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Admissions is suspended in 2010 while a new Kobe MSIT-IS program structure is coordinated with the University of Hyogo. The next class to be admitted to the Kobe MSIT-IS program will be in the fall of 2011. Please email ini@cmu.edu with any questions. |
Application Deadline:
- Not accepting applications for 2010. The next application deadline will be scheduled for 2011.
Basic Application Instructions for INI Applicants
Apply Online
Send check payments, transcripts and supplemental project papers and technical certificates to:
Information Networking Institute
Admissions Committee
Carnegie Mellon University
4616 Henry Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
USA
We prefer to receive all applications online. A printable application can be obtained by contacting the INI Graduate Admissions Office in the event you are unable to access the online form.
It is preferred that all recommendations be submitted online; however if a hard copy form is required you may download the following document: Recommendation form (PDF).
If submitting hard copies of recommendation letters, the letters must be properly sealed by the person providing the recommendation. Properly sealed recommendations will have the recommender's signature across the envelope flap. Documents not properly submitted cannot be accepted.
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U.S. Visa Information
Students attending the Kobe MSIT-IS program during 2009-2010 will spend their first fall semester (August - December 2009) at CyLab Japan in Kobe, Japan and the remainder of the program (after January 2010) at Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh PA, U.S.A. Upon admission into the program, the INI Admissions Office will assist you in completing the necessary documentation in order to obtain an F-1 visa so you may enter the U.S. as a full-time student. You will receive details after admission.
Admissions Policies
Deferral Policy
The INI does not allow admission deferrals. Each year applicants are reviewed and ranked with the current applicant pool. Students are accepted for admission into the program for a particular academic year and may not defer admission.
Applicant's Responsibility
It is the responsibility of the applicant to provide all required information on the program application.
Confidentiality of Communications
All information provided to students as a result of their application, including subsequent correspondence, is considered confidential and should not be communicated to other applicants. Please note that applicants are expected to comply with the confidentiality requirement as a condition of admission.