Discover patterns in large datasets, build machine learning models that solve real-word problems, and gain practical, hands-on experience. Tomorrow needs graduates with the skills and experience that you will develop through Michigan Technological University's data science programs.
Michigan Tech's curriculum combines math and computer science with project-based learning, plus opportunities for internships and research. Whether you want to pursue a career in industry, healthcare, entrepreneurship, or academia, a Michigan Tech data science education will give you the skills and knowledge you'll need to succeed.
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Bachelor's Degrees
Data Science BS
Total global data storage is projected to exceed 200 zettabytes by 2025. Because data-collecting abilities have far outpaced techniques to manage these data, the world urgently needs scientists who can expertly analyze and interpret massive data sets. Michigan Tech's BS in Data Science prepares you to work in one of the nation's fastest growing careers: business intelligence analyst, data mining engineer, data architect, data scientist, and more. Our students become well-rounded, data-driven individuals with high-level technical skills capable of synthesizing large amounts of information to answer complex questions and drive strategy in their organizations.
Artificial Intelligence BS
AI is transforming every industry, from business to healthcare to engineering and science. At Michigan Tech, you will build AI while learning concepts, developing skills, and gaining experience in machine learning, natural language processing, robotics, data science, programming, and AI ethics. With Tech's BS in Artificial Intelligence, you can help lead in the development and implementation of this revolutionary technology, solving today's real-world problems and creating systems for the future.
Minors
A minor allows undergraduate students to specialize in a secondary discipline outside of or complementary to their major. The College of Computing offers three minors: Computer Science, Cybersecurity, and Data Acquisition and Industrial Control.


