MA/MS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

This STEM-designated master's program deepens technical skills across software, systems, data and information technology. Students can steer their study toward computer science, IT or data science, building problem-solving ability and preparing for leadership in technical teams. Full-time students can finish in 15 months, while part-time study takes about two years. The degree requires 30 credits at a per-credit rate and is delivered on campus, with starts in August, January and March. Admission is rolling and the GRE is not required. Current and incoming undergraduates may also enter through a 4+1 dual degree route.