Overview From the University of Chicago Master of Science in Analytics

This program is for Data analytics and data science professionals

Prerequisites You should have undergraduate education or professional experience related to statistics, basic programming (Python), and linear algebra.

Overview From the University of Michigan Master of Science in Engineering in Construction Engineering and Management (on-campus)

This program is for Engineering, management, and architecture professionals in the construction industry

Prerequisites You should understand foundational mathematics, including algebra & geometry; foundational physics, including forces & motion.

Overview From the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Master of Education in Education Policy, Organization & Leadership

This program is for Professionals in the education industry: K-12 sector, higher education personnel, human resource managers in corporate industries, global industries or nonprofits, and in education and policy in governmental affairs.

Prerequisites You should have a bachelor's degree.

Overview From the Rutgers University Master of Science in Supply Chain Management

This program is for Professionals in industry areas that rely on supply chain operations.

Prerequisites You should have an undergraduate education or professional experience related to supply chain management.

Overview From the University of California, Davis Master of Arts in Geography

This program is for Professionals in industry areas that rely on spatial data analysis, remote sensing, cartography, and data visualization

Prerequisites You should have undergraduate education or professional experience with GIS.

Overview From the Arizona State University Master of Computer Science

This program is for Anyone with an undergraduate education in computer science or who has a strong foundational knowledge of computer organization and architecture, discrete mathematics, data structures, and algorithms.

Prerequisites Knowledge of high-level programming languages (e.g. Java) and scripting language (e.g. Python), relational database structures, and statistics is recommended but not required.

Overview From the Arizona State University Master of Computer Science

This program is for Anyone with an undergraduate education in computer science or who has a strong foundational knowledge of computer programming and coding.

Prerequisites Understanding of the following topics: software development life cycle models, object-oriented programming exposure, basic knowledge of software process modules and class diagrams.