To meet a fast-growing global demand for expertise in cyber security, this program teaches you concepts and skills in confidentiality, integrity, privacy, risk, adversarial thinking, and security analytics through hands-on coursework.

• Learning labs equipped with modern security-focused hardware and software systems and cloud-based solutions
• Senior capstone project with an industry sponsor allows you to apply your skills collaboratively
• Curriculum provides a solid technical background in math, science, and engineering
• Industry and university partnerships provide networking and internship opportunities
• Join a math, science, and engineering residence hall, where you can study with your neighbors, get free tutoring, and use the hall’s computer lab

With a Cyber security degree, you can work in:

• Cyber security analysis and engineering
• Malware and cloud security analysis
• Digital forensics
• Red Team/Blue Team security engineering
• Intrusion detection
• Vulnerability researcher

Develop writing, reporting, and anchoring skills to produce news for radio, television, and online media.

• Cable 8, a student-run public television station, helps you gain experience and apply your knowledge
• The Murrow News Service gives you experience in producing professional news stories and provides public-interest journalism to media partners like The Seattle Times and NBC News
• KUGR, a student run radio station broadcasting live music, shows and sports since 1954
• The Religion Reporting Project, an experiential learning program with field trips, in-depth discussions, and writing opportunities that broaden your understanding of how religious beliefs and practices shape our world

With a Broadcast News degree, you can work in:

• News casting
• Television and radio production
• Station operations
• Multimedia production
• Program development

Through a historical, rhetorical, and cultural understanding of digital media, this program combines creative production and critical exploration to prepare you to communicate both locally and on a global stage.

• Interdisciplinary courses explore global changes brought by digital media
• Get hands-on experience putting your ideas into action through speech, and both visual and written forms
• Community-based learning allows you to develop digital media products in a collaborative environment for community organizations
• Use the latest technology for designing and distributing digital works

With a Digital Technology and Culture degree, you can work in:

• Graphic design
• Social media consulting
• Web development and information architecture
• Media production
• Game design
• Data visualization
• Internet marketing
• Editing and publishing
• Animation
• Project management

The applied version of the Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (MSAI) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive framework for artificial intelligence. Its goal is to cultivate exceptional leaders in the AI industry who can create and deploy cutting-edge intelligent systems that enhance human capabilities. Students will engage in an extensive core curriculum intended to develop a strong foundation in core concepts that underpin artificial intelligence theory and practice. The program’s curriculum will help students develop a deep understanding and acquire knowledge in state-of-the-art topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning, deep learning, robotics, fuzzy-based methods, and data science. They will also learn how to apply these techniques across various fields. Additionally, the curriculum includes a project component that allows students to apply the core course materials to a practical project in a real-world environment. Throughout the program, students remain engaged in practical learning experiences that provide opportunities to apply learning from the program to real-world settings as part of a continuous internship experience.

Data can provide insights to shape decision-making, power scientific innovation, improve business operations and inform government policy. But it takes cutting-edge statistical and computational methods to unlock that power. Our MSc Data Science course lets you master those methods.

On this masters, we’ll equip you with the knowledge and skills to acquire, curate, manage and analyze data for solving real-world problems. You'll gain essential, transferable computational and statistical thinking skills to create and deploy data-driven products and knowledge. You’ll also look at ways to solve challenges in a range of potential, data-rich, application domains such as health, climate, transportation and sales.  

You'll have the flexibility to set the direction for your postgraduate studies with a masters project of your own design. While you’ll have the one-to-one support of your supervisor, it’s a solo project – as much about developing computing skills as it is about building confidence and autonomy, vital skills for the workplace. 

We’ll also help you put the technical skills into a real-world, professional context. This will help you communicate your findings in the workplace, and address any of the legal or ethical questions that come with data processing.  

Whether you plan to continue your studies onto PhD level or you’re looking ahead to a career as a data scientist, data architect, database developer or big data analyst, this masters degree in data science can pave the way.

The Master of Business Administration degree program prepares individuals for careers in management. More specifically, its aim is to provide an opportunity for students to develop knowledge, abilities, attitudes, and understanding that will build a strong foundation for growth into competent business management professionals. Graduates are well prepared to seek employment in major industries, including computer-related services, investment banking/securities and consulting in the areas of marketing, research, analysis, and/or finance.

The assignments required for the completion of the program include: class participation, response to discussion questions, writing research papers, group assignments, case study analyses, quizzes, mid-term and final examinations (Comprehensive Learning Assessments).