This online program allows for full- and part-time delivery options designed to fit the lives of busy working professionals. It's an ideal fit for recent graduates seeking a competitive edge in an emerging sector of the tech job market. In addition, current students enrolled in the AI Certificate program will receive priority admission into the MS in Data Intelligence program. All credits earned in the certificate courses count toward the degree completion.

Earn your MS in Data Intelligence
Gain Highly In-Demand Data Science Skills
Offered Jointly by USF's Industrial Engineering and Computer Science Departments.
High-Growth Opportunities
We live in a world driven by data. While many associate data careers with big tech companies like Microsoft and Google, data scientists are essential across all industries and organizations, from fintech and healthcare to retail and government agencies. They manage and analyze the information that keeps businesses running.
USF’s Master of Science in Data Intelligence equips you with the skills to uncover patterns, answer complex questions, and drive critical decisions, preparing you for lucrative, fast-growing careers such as:
- Data Scientist
- Data Analyst
- Program Manager
- Director of Performance and Quality Improvement
- Engineering Manager
Data science jobs, often offering six-figure salaries, are in high demand across industries such as logistics, finance, healthcare, energy, security, and manufacturing. Employment is projected to grow 35% from 2022 to 2032, with about 17,700 openings annually, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Join us on Thursday, May 8 at 6 p.m. ET for an online information session about the program. This is your opportunity to hear if this program is right for you by learning more and asking questions.
Is a Master’s in Data Intelligence Right for You?
Want to discover if an MS in Data Intelligence is right for your career goals? Download our program brochure to see the learning outcomes, coursework, admission requirements, cost, deadlines, and more. This program is proudly offered Jointly by USF's Industrial Engineering and Computer Science Departments.
Why Choose USF’s Master’s in Data Intelligence?
Full-and Part-time Options
Complete this 30-credit-hour program in a little as three semesters full-time or six semesters part-time.
Affordable Costs
Our low tuition rates offer big ROI.
Dual Learning Modality
Choose what works for you: in-person or online learning.
Who Should Apply?
This program is ideal for industry professionals and students who want to further their careers. Students in the program will gain data intelligence skills applicable to a variety of industries and increase their potential for employment.
The MS in Data Intelligence was designed by the Industrial Engineering and Computer Science departments for individuals who hold a bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, or other STEM discipline and have adequate mathematics and programming experience.

Program Concentrations, Tailored to Your Interests
The MS in Data Intelligence offers two areas of specialization, as well as the flexible option to select electives from both tracks:
- Decision Intelligence: This track will deal with topics like supply chain issues and risk assessment, and how to use massive data-driven modeling to answer questions and gain visibility. This track is synchronous with online and in-person classes available.
- Computational Intelligence: This track is for students interested in computing and learning how to derive information from a large database. This track is asynchronous and has the same courses as the Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence.


Choosing the Program That's Right for You
Both studying online and in person provide high-quality education with unique benefits. Explore the tuition differences between our online MS in Data Intelligence and classroom-based Industrial Engineering programs to find out which is the best fit for you.

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