MIIPS Student Resources
Welcome, MIIPSters!
Refer to this page to find information about academic policies, forms, internship requirements, advising resources and spaces on campus. These resources and guidelines are relevant and important to your success as a MIIPS student.
Curriculum Plans & Registration
Students can plan their schedule and register for courses in SIO. It is important students meet with their advisor before registering for the upcoming semester. Please refer to the CMU Academic Calendar for important registration dates.
Internship Search Resources & Requirements
MIIPS Advanced Study Students: You will complete a required internship during the summer term.These resources will help you prepare for your internship.
MIIPS Internship Procedures
Review these step by step processes to secure your internship degree requirement.
Internship Details Form
All MIIPS Advanced students are required to complete the Internship Details Form once they accept their summer internship offer. Internship offers must meet requirements outlined in the MIIPS Internship Procedures document. Please reach out to Dr. Jag if you have any questions or concerns about your offer.
Curricular Practical Training (CPT) Information - OIE
Review details to apply for CPT once your internship is confirmed.
Academic Training Information
Review details to apply for Academic Training (J-1 Visa) once your internship is confirmed.
Share this offer letter template with your employer to make sure all the necessary details are included in your offer.
CPT Advisor Recommendation Form - OIE
Once you are ready to apply for CPT, reach out to your advisor to finalize this form.
Other Resources
Career & Professional Development Center (CPDC)
The Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) is Carnegie Mellon University’s centralized career services center providing a comprehensive range of services to help students succeed in their career goals. Search for internships, jobs and schedule appointments in Handshake.
Primarily resource for questions related to student health care resources and student health insurance.
The GSA’s mission is to advocate for and support the diverse needs of all CMU graduate students in their personal, professional, and public lives. Every graduate student at CMU is a member of the GSA general body, and has the opportunity to contribute to the operations and direction of the GSA.
The MIIPS program has GSA reps each year to help with programming at the department level.
Current MIIPS GSA reps:
Opportunities to Get Involved
Product Lab seeks to provide pro bono consulting to real companies and charity organizations that looking for a financially feasible alternative to formal design consultancies. We will provide a platform for students of all backgrounds to apply their academic skills in a semi-professional environment and to create a positive impact on the world through designing and developing products. Learn more on our website.
Interested in becoming a club member? Please fill out our inquiry form.
Host industry thought leaders and engage CMU students in group design sessions to proactively think about the impact of technology, philosophy, and culture on the future. Learn more on our website.
The GEC represents the interlinking entrepreneurial spirit between all interested graduate students, the resources available at Carnegie Mellon and the drive to do something unique. Learn more on our website.
Mission: To uplift and build community among all those who desire to support women in the Integrated Innovation Institute. This club is a collaborative club with members from both the Silicon Valley & Pittsburgh campus. WiiiN is open to all iii graduate students who might benefit from participation.
For more information please contact the following WiiiN students:
Maker Spaces Available to You
iii Studio - 311 S. Craig Street
This space is dedicated for MIIPS students to use throughout the academic year.Students have 24/7 access to desktop modeling resources, IoT tools, project rooms, and collaborative meeting space.
TechSpark - College of Engineering, ANSYS Hall
This facility provides equipment for rapid prototyping of designs from idea to reality to students, faculty and staff within the College of Engineering.
Learn more
Meet Dr. Jag, Your Academic Advisor
Mallory Jagodzinski
Academic Advisor
Drop-In Times
For quick-questions about course registration, iii student clubs, or anything else related to your iii program.Monday:
2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday:
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
On Campus Location:
311 S. Craig Street, Room 205
Students can schedule in-person or Zoom appointments with Mallory using her Calendly.
Schedule a 1:1 Appointment
Book Time on Dr. Jag's Calendar
25-Minute appointment slots for discussions that require more time
In-Person and Zoom appointments available