The Master of Information and Data Science (MIDS) is an online master’s degree program for professionals looking to become leaders in the field of data science. The program features a multidisciplinary approach that encompasses the entire data life cycle and draws insights from the social sciences, computer science, statistics, management, and law.
Course work in this program examines issues of privacy, explores machine learning, and considers techniques for data storage and management. Students leverage real-world data sets and use the latest tools and analytical methods to interpret and communicate results in ways that change minds and behaviors. Students in the program benefit from UC Berkeley’s strong ties and networking opportunities with many Bay Area and Silicon Valley companies.
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Program Highlights:
- Class sessions are delivered live in an online classroom.
- Classes are taught by many of the same School of Information (I School) faculty and data science professionals who teach our on-campus programs.
- Students are fully engaged members of the UC Berkeley I School community.
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GRE Requirements: GRE/GMAT scores are not required to apply
Weekly Live Classes: Collaborative, live online classes
Self-Paced Coursework: Asynchronous learning on track with your cohort
Multidisciplinary Curriculum: Project-based approach, encouraging the application of tools and methods to solve problems
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