The Data Analytics for Social Sciences (DASS) program at the University at Buffalo trains social scientists to critically analyze and utilize data within their fields. This interdisciplinary program combines coursework from various social science departments, equipping students with statistical and computational skills to manipulate and model data. You will gain knowledge of methods specific to your chosen social science discipline and apply these skills through hands-on research projects. The program aims to prepare graduates for professional opportunities or further academic study.
The MS in Data Analytics in Social Sciences program requires 36 credits, blending theoretical knowledge with practical application. Specific modules will depend on the chosen social science discipline and concentration.
Admissions guidelines for the MS and Advanced Certificate vary slightly. The admissions committee seeks motivated students with strong academic records.
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You need a strong academic record, particularly in social sciences, and an undergraduate degree. Specific admissions guidelines for the Master's and Advanced Certificate programs may vary slightly.
Tuition and fees vary by semester and student status. International students should refer to the official UB student accounts website for the most current rates.
The MS in Data Analytics in Social Sciences program requires 36 credits. The program is structured over two years, with specific modules depending on your chosen social science discipline and concentration.
You will typically need to provide academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose. GRE scores may also be required; please check the program specifics.
The application period typically opens in the Fall for the following Fall intake. It is recommended to check the UB admissions website for exact dates.