Carnegie Mellon, ranked as one of the top universities in Computer Science by U.S. News and World Report, integrates the study of Business and Information Technology with its Master of Science in Information Technology.

Carnegie Mellon, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is an internationally recognized institution with a distinctive mix of world-class educational and research programs in Computer Science, Robotics, Engineering, the Sciences, Business, Public Policy, Fine Arts, and the Humanities. Newsweek Magazine listed Carnegie Mellon among the “New Ivies” for its “exceptional academic programs and campus offerings”. MSIT is widely recognized across Corporate America as being the bridge between technology and management.... [-]

The graduates of the Master BIM program will be professionals with a global and critical vision of the fragmented construction industry, and with a positive vision of the capacity of technology as a factor of change and integration in all the processes that come together in the event. built. This vision, together with a deep understanding of the capabilities and limitations of the available software tools, and together with skills of human group integration and collaboration techniques, give the graduate the ability to - both within the organization in which perform, as outside of these- become a factor of change and continuous improvement, through the application of the BIM process. These skills will allow graduates to become key players in public and private organizations. Certainly, these will require adjusting their current processes to the reality of the virtual construction that BIM promotes. In turn, this is also seen as a real factor of change in an increasingly complex global economy and demanding efficient and sustainable processes.... [-]