Program description
Data Visualization (MS)
Parsons’ Master of Science in Data Visualization is a multidisciplinary program in which students develop skills bringing together visual design, computer science, statistical analysis, and ethical considerations of data analysis and representation. The presentation of data plays a critical role in the shaping of opinion, policy, and decision making in today’s increasingly global society.
Giving students a competitive edge as they enter the field, the MS program responds to the increased demand for experts who can turn data into insight. With the MS in Data Visualization, students obtain the diverse skill set needed for success in a range of careers related to data interpretation. Students graduate with portfolios demonstrating their ability to create databases and Web-based software tools that reflect an understanding of data analysis and information visualization for varied applications.
Admission requirements
For admission requirements and application guidelines please request information or visit The New School's website.
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Learn moreScholarships & funding
Merit-based partial scholarships are available. Please visit our program webpage to learn more!
Tuition fees
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Qualification
Upon completion of this program, graduates will be awarded a Master's Degree in Data Visualization.
Continuing studies
Data Analysis, Digital Design, Advertising and Branding, Journalism, Business Consulting and Analytics Strategy, Management, Strategic Planning, Entrepreneurship, Social Enterprise, Public Policy, Trend Forecasting, Business Intelligence
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Study in one of the greatest cities in the world, NYC
Founded in 1919 and located in Greenwich Village, The New School is a comprehensive university in New York City. The university is a place for creative scholars, artists, and designers to interact with a massively diverse community, discuss ideas, and...
