UC Berkeley’s School of Information (I School) is the newest school at the university, featuring programs designed to prepare professionals to understand and use the information to solve complex problems. With faculty who are experts in their fields, the I School offers on-campus master’s degree programs and a doctoral program as well as an online Master of Information and Data Science (MIDS).
The UC Berkeley School of Information’s online Master of Information and Cybersecurity (MICS) prepares students with the technical, conceptual, and practical skills neede ... [+]
The UC Berkeley School of Information offers the online Master of Information and Cybersecurity (MICS), designed to train students with professional experience for a career in cybersecurity. MICS students make valuable connections with peers and faculty and benefit from I School resources and UC Berkeley’s proximity to Silicon Valley. GMAT/GRE are required to enroll.
The MICS program features live classes taught by experienced Berkeley faculty, engaging course content, a capstone project, and an on-campus immersion to give students a holistic understanding of complex cybersecurity principles.
The MICS program is designed for mid-career professionals with backgrounds in computer science, information technology, electrical and computer engineering, or related fields. Developed in collaboration with faculty from the UC Berkeley College of Engineering, the MICS curriculum aims to inform leaders who go on to work in either private sector tech companies or government and military organizations.... [-]
The Master of Information and Data Science (MIDS) is an online degree program for professionals looking to become leaders in the field of data science. The program featur ... [+]
The Master of Information and Data Science (MIDS) is an online 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 lifecycle, from planning and gathering data to analyzing and presenting findings. Coursework in this program examines issues of privacy, explores machine learning, and considers techniques for data storage and management. Students in the program benefit from UC Berkeley’s strong ties to the Bay Area and Silicon Valley.
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. Benefits Live online classes: All classes are held weekly on a face-to-face video platform and are kept small, with a low student-to-faculty ratio. Renowned faculty: The program is designed by many of the same School of Information (I School) faculty and data science professionals who teach our on-campus programs. Multidisciplinary curriculum: Coursework is designed with a project-based approach, encouraging the application of tools and methods to solve problems. UC Berkeley community: Students gain access to the UC Berkeley I School community, including technical support, academic support, and the university’s vast alumni network. Accreditations ... [-]