New York University's Center for Data Science (CDS) offers a PhD program in Data Science, recognized globally for its rigorous, cross-disciplinary approach. This program aims to train students to become ethical, responsible data scientists capable of developing new methodologies, utilizing statistical tools for complex questions, and translating research into practical applications. The program emphasizes strong foundations in mathematics, computer science, and applied statistics, preparing graduates for leadership roles in the rapidly evolving field of data science. Students have the opportunity to conduct research in New York or at NYU Shanghai.
Graduates of the PhD in Data Science program are prepared for impactful careers. The program's rigorous training and interdisciplinary focus equip students with the skills to address complex challenges in various sectors.
The PhD program application process is similar to the MS program. Please refer to the GSAS Admissions page for Data Science for detailed information.
Financial support, including tuition and a competitive stipend, is guaranteed for up to five years for successful candidates.
The program guarantees financial support, including tuition and a competitive stipend, for up to five years for successful candidates.
Applicants need a Bachelor's or Master's degree with a strong foundation in mathematics, computer science, and applied statistics. Specific course prerequisites include Calculus I, Linear Algebra, and Intro to Computer Science, plus one advanced math-heavy course.
Yes, successful candidates are guaranteed financial support, including full tuition and a competitive stipend, for up to five years.
You should visit the GSAS Admissions website for detailed information, prepare your application materials including transcripts and letters of recommendation, and then submit your application through the GSAS Online Application Portal.
The application deadline for Fall admission is December 4.
Yes, students have the opportunity to conduct research in New York or at NYU Shanghai.