Program details

MS in Data Analytics

Touro University · New York, United States

MasterData Analytics

Course Overview

A 16-month pathway combining 7 months of online study directly with Touro University, USA (pre-requisite courses plus MS in Data Analytics Term I) and 9 months on campus in New York City, where students choose a Technology/Database or Business concentration covering data mining, visualization, Python/SQL and predictive modeling, finishing with an internship or research course. Transfer to the on-campus phase requires completing Term I with a minimum B/3.0 GPA overall and per course. Graduates are eligible for up to 3 years of OPT/PSW work authorization, with an average salary of about $90K and Touro reporting 96% employability within 6 months.

Admission Requirements

Academic Requirements

Minimum Qualification: Bachelor's degree (B.Engg/B.Tech/B.Sc IT/BCA/B.Com Computer Applications) with minimum 60% marks and under 10 backlogs; 3-year degrees must be from a NAAC A/A+/A++ accredited institution (last 4 years)

English Language Requirements

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Program Fees

Tuition Fee

$16,667

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Document Checklist

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