The Master of Science in Urban Informatics prepares the new generation of experts to navigate the technical and socioeconomic landscape on which life in the city unfolds, and to confront key social, infrastructural, and environmental challenges facing cities in the 21st century.
The Master of Science in Applied Quantitative Methods and Social Analysis is an interdisciplinary, flexible, and innovative degree focusing on quantitative research methods for social analysis strategies and techniques. The program educates social scientists and analysts in the use of computational tools to address questions of equity, hierarchy, social organization, and social systems in the field of social science.
A master’s degree holder can expect to earn an average of 20% more than someone who has only earned a bachelor’s degree (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
The Master of Arts in Security and Intelligence Studies program prepares you to take a leadership role in the security field. You’ll be ready to anticipate and lead responses to security threats in an ever-changing, challenging global environment.
Northeastern University’s Master of Public Administration program is the management and leadership degree program for those seeking to serve the public good.
The Master of Science in Information Systems–Bridge program is designed to prepare those with non-STEM or nontechnical bachelor’s degrees, or those who want to strengthen their technical backgrounds, to enter the information systems field. Integrating business management, software engineering, and information technology, the program prepares students to design innovative software solutions that fit the complexities of the business world while solving the humanistic needs of the people who use them.
Northeastern University's Master of Public Administration program offers a management and leadership degree for those seeking to serve the public good. Courses are offered on campus and online and prepare students to innovate in a diverse range of fields. Students participate in interdisciplinary work and applied research with government and community partners; create social change; and address the emerging challenges affecting the quality of life in communities.
Northeastern University's Master of Science in Information Systems closes the gap between business management, software engineering, and information technology. The program is designed to help you improve processes and solve complex challenges related to business and society. You'll graduate ready to go beyond programming as an information technology leader, delivering safe, secure systems that help solve some of society's biggest challenges.
The Master of Science in Information Systems–Bridge program is designed for those with non-STEM or nontechnical bachelor’s degrees, or those who want to strengthen their technical backgrounds, to enter the information systems field. Integrating business management, software engineering, and information technology, MS in Information Systems–Bridge students are prepared to design innovative software solutions that fit the complexities of the business world while solving the humanistic needs of the people who use them.
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