Our residential M.S. in Data Science program is located on the IU Bloomington campus and attracts aspiring data science professionals from around the globe.
As a student here you’ll have access to IU’s esteemed faculty and research facilities. You’ll build lifelong connections, develop an interdisciplinary approach to data science, and work collaboratively with scholars and experts across campus to solve some of the day’s biggest questions.
Find out how to apply, and then submit your online graduate application no later than January 15, 2020.
M.S. in Data Science—Residential
Today
Collaborating with the IU School of Medicine to design and implement a machine-learning pipeline that helps prevent unnecessary hospitalizations
Tomorrow
Developing machine-learning algorithms that help radiology, cardiology, and pathology experts diagnose patients accurately and in less time
To hone your expertise as a data professional, your coursework will be grounded in the real-world challenges that local and global communities, organizations, and citizens face on a daily basis.
A focus on foundational knowledge will help lay the groundwork for a lifelong career trajectory, while plenty of hands-on training via research projects, interdisciplinary collaboration, and internship work will give you a competitive edge in today's job market.
To graduate, you’ll complete 30 graduate-level credit hours and choose from two distinct learning tracks in order to develop career-specific expertise.
Both tracks were designed with flexibility in mind; we encourage you to choose coursework specific to your goals.
Because the Data Science Program is an interdisciplinary and applied program, it is STEM eligible via the U.S. Department of Education.
All data science course requirements are listed in the Luddy academic bulletin. To review your specific requirements, choose the bulletin that represents the year you started, or plan to start, your program.
If you wish to enroll in a course not listed in the academic bulletin, or outside of the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, please contact us to request approval.
