Data related masters or master certificates?

N2IT

I have a BS and MBA, however I was looking to really scope into data. I am currently and have been in a data role for ~3 years. I was wondering if anyone knew of any master graduate certificates or degrees that were reputable and had a good name. After 6 months on the job I am able to get a masters with 100% reimbursement including master certificates. Not "certs" like the PMP or anything like that though.

NotHackingYou

This is something I have been eyeing for a while. https://www.coursera.org/specialization/jhudatascience/1?utm_medium=listingPage

sigsoldier

I received my undergrad at Indiana University and would highly recommend the school. I have not looked into any of the data science degrees, but I do know that they have one. It also looks like they have an online cert that you could consider. Data Science: Degrees & Certificates: Graduate: School of Informatics and Computing: Indiana University

ajs1976

DSU has a Master of Science in Analytics. Master of Science in Analytics | Dakota State University

Not sure if I like the new site.

anoeljr

Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX has an online Master of Science in Data Science that is 31 credits. The only caveat is that you have to take the 1-credit immersion experience on campus.

SMU Data Science

the_Grinch

When I looked at data science a lot of people said don't go to a school who isn't partnered with a company that is working in big data. DSU has partnered with IBM so I'd vote for them. I know you don't have to pay, but their tuition is super cheap which is nice. From their course offerings I think you will really learn a lot.

philz1982

ajs1976 wrote: »

DSU has a Master of Science in Analytics. Master of Science in Analytics | Dakota State University

Not sure if I like the new site.

I'm doing three of the DSU Graduate programs right now and I am happy with them. The analytics courses will be coming up Fall CY 16 for me.

I did the John Hopkins Coursera and found it lacking. I mean you get to play with R but other then that, I'd just buy a book...

N2IT

I like Indiana and DSU. Both look solid and then some. I have a lot of research a head of me. Thanks again gang.