Applications close on 15 March for Spring/Summer 2025. Start your application.
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Offered by the University of Michigan, a top-ranked public research university in the U.S.
Hands-on learning from anywhere, engaging group discussions with professors and peers.
Approximate program length depending on course load.
Tuition rate is determined by residency.
This degree is designed for students who want to take on real-world data challenges and gain a comprehensive understanding of how data is collected, processed, analyzed, visualized, and presented across a variety of industries. Students will learn how to apply advanced data science skills in ways that help organizations become more effective, strategic, ethical and successful in an era of generative artificial intelligence.
Applicants should have a history of academic and/or professional success, demonstrate creativity and a commitment to sophisticated problem solving, and exhibit persistence, leadership and initiative.
Enroll from November 4, 2024 to January 28, 2025
Enroll from November 4, 2024 to March 31, 2025
Applications for Spring/Summer 2025 are now open. Don't miss your opportunity, apply today.
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Get a head start on your degree with courses, specializations, or certificates. Learn more
Applications for Spring/Summer 2025 are now open. Don't miss your opportunity, apply today.
Attend an upcoming Information Session
Have questions? Request Info here
Get a head start on your degree with courses, specializations, or certificates. Learn more
Explore open content courses for this degree program. Enroll in courses that align to the Master of Information Technology curriculum.
Review the upcoming academic calendar and upgrade your courses to for-credit by the next upcoming enrollment date. The upgrading process requires course registration and tuition payment via the Illinois Tech’s Registration Portal.
Upon upgrading, you will need to complete additional course content and/or take a for-credit final assessment to be granted degree credit. Access to additional content and for-credit final assessments will be available in the beginning of the term selected. Courses graded with a 3.0 cumulative grade-point average on a 4.0 scale or better will count towards this 100 percent online degree program!