Information Sessions

The School of Computing and Information invites you to learn more about our degree programs and the vast career opportunities available to you in the computing and information fields. Join us at one of these events:

Undergraduate Information Sessions

To sign up for an undergraduate information session, visit the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid (OAFA) website for schedules and registration information.

If you have any questions regarding our undergraduate programs or the undergraduate admissions process (for either first-year or transfer students), please contact or schedule an appointment with a representative of the Office of Admissions:

pitt.admissions@pitt.edu
(412) 624-PITT [7488] (Option 1)

Graduate Information Sessions

Graduate Information Sessions are designed to cover basic information about degrees, graduate student experiences, and application processes. Each session will provide plenty of time for questions with an admissions representative from the school.

The PhD Information Session specifically discusses PhD/Doctoral degree programs in the School of Computing and Information.

The Master’s Degrees Information Session specifically discusses master's degree programs in the School of Computing and Information.

For information about graduate certificates and other postgraduate options, please contact Jane, the Graduate Admissions Manager, at jeb286@pitt.edu to arrange a meeting.

If you’re interested in learning about multiple degree types, choose any session that best fits your schedule!

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NOTE: All information sessions are in Eastern Standard Time (EST).

Master of Library and Information Science

The Master of Library and Information Science is hosted by members of the department and covers the programs curriculum, field experiences, accreditation, and more.

Graduate Certificate in Applied Data-Driven Methods (ADDM)

The Applied Data-Driven Methods graduate certificate information session discusses the ADDM certificate, the professional and academic paths it can lead to, and the application and scholarship processes.