The program offers rich and innovative courses in the students' selected area of concentration, as well as a vast selection of electives from which to choose. Courses are organized to capitalize on the work experiences that students bring to the classroom. The MPM program is designed to meet the special needs of working adults. Course work can be taken at a pace that is appropriate to students' family and work responsibilities. Concentrations can be selected from those already available, or individual concentrations can be designed to meet students' special interests and goals.
Parking is accessible and free of charge.
Students may register for classes by phone or via the Internet, and pay for courses by mail. There are three semesters throughout the course of the academic year, and students may begin the program when it is convenient for them. Computer and library facilities are readily accessible, as are academic and career advising services. The Heinz School was ranked 7th out of 259 graduate schools of its kind by US News and World Report magazine in 2001, and 1st in Information and Technology. In addition to the academic excellence of the school, the MPM office offers a small faculty to student ratio and award winning customer service.