Become a data-driven
leader and decision-maker.
24+ Months
11 Courses
33 Hours
$985/CH
Large and small organizations employ data scientists to determine profitable lines of business, characterize customers, evaluate and predict risks, improve operational efficiencies, predict system performance, and perform complex simulations.
The OU Online M.S. in Data Science and Analytics is a 33-credit program that helps students develop analytical models and methods to extract new knowledge from vast, complex data. Graduates will gain the skills to design and build tools to extract, assimilate, and analyze data and the systems understanding to predict and enhance future performance for enterprises across all domains of the private and public sectors.
As a data scientist or data analyst, you’ll have many opportunities in diverse fields, including IT, human resources, banking, health care, and education, with organizations of all sizes. Whichever career path you choose, you will play an integral part in the business decision-making process.
OU’s Data Science and Analytics Institute offers various training opportunities and collaboration with industry partners in the data science field. You will get a head start in transitioning from the classroom to the real world.
Learn in a flexible online program designed for working professionals. You’ll engage in online discussions with professors and fellow students while gaining skills and experience applicable to various job sectors.
*Source: OU Online Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2023
In the M.S. in Data Science and Analytics program, you will learn in-demand skills like advanced programming, statistical modeling, data mining, data visualization, and systems understanding to predict and enhance future performance for enterprises.
Admission to the University of Oklahoma’s M.S. in Data Science and Analytics program is selective. The Data Science and Analytics Institute in the Gallogly College of Engineering has the following requirements for admission:
To apply, students must:
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If you would like to compare the estimated cost of your program with a typical financial aid package, use the cost calculator on our OU Online financial aid page.
Graduate tuition waivers cannot be applied to OU Online programs. OU Online programs qualify for the OU Faculty/Staff Tuition Waiver & Fee Exemption, and we encourage you to check your eligibility.
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If you have questions regarding financial aid for your online program, please get in touch with the Online Aid office by emailing onlineaid@ou.edu or calling 405-325-2929.
Earning an M.S. in Data Science and Analytics from OU Online gives you the skills to succeed in a growing and evolving field. It also gives you access to career support and an expanded professional network as part of the global OU alumni community. Stand out where the industry is moving while enjoying the potential for higher pay, career advancement, and new opportunities.
Tuition and fees for the program are $32,505 ($985 per credit hour). Books and additional materials are not included.
Once accepted into the program, students must submit a $350 nonrefundable deposit within two weeks. Deposits are applied toward tuition expenses and secure a student’s place in the upcoming class. There is no application fee for this degree.
We are a top-tier public institution offering high-quality, affordable, professional undergraduate and graduate programs committed to maintaining academic excellence online.
Every OU Online program is built on the foundation of world-class faculty mixed with professors of practice providing valuable instruction. By linking industry experts with our online programs, we offer the most advanced curriculum and prepare students for future career success.
When you graduate from an OU Online program, you’ll join the network of 250,000 OU alumni and be forever part of the OU family. Become part of the tradition of excellence that OU has established in its 130-year history.