

CMKL University welcomed David Danenberg, Director, Admissions & Financial Aid at Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College, for the CMU Knowledge Sharing Session. The event introduced prospective applicants to graduate study options at Heinz College and featured insights from a CMKL alumnus currently studying there.
David presented an overview of programs that combine technical and analytical training with management, leadership, and practical experience. Attendees also received information on the application process and financial aid to support their planning for graduate study.
The programs introduced covered several areas:
- AI Systems Management, focusing on implementing and evaluating AI within organizations, alongside business strategy and governance.
- Information Systems Management, combining technical knowledge with management skills, including opportunities to specialize in business intelligence and data analytics.
- Information Security Policy and Management, addressing cybersecurity through technical, policy, and management perspectives.
- Public Policy and Management, developing skills in policy analysis, data-informed decision-making, and public management.
- Health Care Analytics, applying statistics, machine learning, and information technology to health care challenges.
- Arts and Entertainment Management, preparing students for management and business roles in cultural organizations and the entertainment industry.
The overview also highlighted practical learning opportunities, including projects with external clients and internships, alongside career services and student support.
The session featured Chavakorn Arunkunarax, a CMKL University alumnus who graduated with highest honors in AI & Computer Engineering (AiCE) before continuing his studies in AI Systems Management at CMU’s Heinz College.
Chavakorn shared his experience of progressing from CMKL to CMU and offered advice on applying and preparing for graduate study. His contribution provided a student perspective to accompany the admissions and program information, helping attendees consider what the transition could involve.
Together, the two speakers offered complementary perspectives on choosing a program and preparing for further study: one from an admissions representative and the other from a CMKL graduate who had taken that next step.
CMKL University thanks David and Chavakorn for sharing their time and experience, and all participants for attending the CMU Knowledge Sharing Session.
For further information about graduate programs and admissions, visit [Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College]. https://www.heinz.cmu.edu/


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