Oakland, CA

The Master of Science in Information Systems-Bridge program is designed for those with non-STEM or nontechnical bachelor’s degrees, or those who want to strengthen their technical backgrounds, to enter the information systems field. Integrating business management, software engineering, and information technology, MSIS - Bridge students are prepared to design innovative software solutions that fit the complexities of the business world while solving the humanistic needs of the people who use them.

The MS in Biotechnology program was created to respond to regional and national needs for a stronger scientific workforce by preparing our students with the biotechnology expertise and professional skills they need to be immediately productive in industrial, governmental, and clinical settings.

Northeastern University's Master of Science in Information Systems closes the gap between business management, software engineering, and information technology. The program is designed to help you improve processes and solve complex challenges related to business and society. You'll graduate ready to go beyond programming as an information technology leader, delivering safe, secure systems that help solve some of society's biggest challenges.

The Align computer science program allows motivated students and professionals holding a bachelor’s degree in any discipline to earn a master’s in computer science from Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences. Technology thrives on new, diverse, and unexpected ideas. Break into tech to make an impact.

The Master of Science in Game Science and Design gives students a comprehensive understanding of how successful game products are created in a player-centric environment.

Analytics is the integration of the major theories, tools, and approaches to identify and successfully communicate data-driven insights for informed decision-making in the digital age. Analysts articulate and effectively defend the significance and implications of the work in data analytics in terms of challenges and trends in a local, national, or global context.