ΒιΆΉ΄«Γ½ City University has launched three new STEM-designated graduate degree programs, addressing areas of the technology sector that are expected to see rapid employment growth over the next decade.
The new programs are Master of Science degrees in management information systems and applied artificial intelligence and machine learning, and an MBA in management information systems. The first cohort for all three programs will start in August.
The new programs under ΒιΆΉ΄«Γ½βs Meinders School of Business are part of the universityβs efforts to add more STEM-designated degree offerings, coming as a result of a $3 million donation from school namesake Herman Meinders.
Business Dean Sri Beldona cited a strong workforce demand in the fields as one reason for the additional offerings.
βJob statistics are showing a growing need for workers with these skillsets,β Beldona said. βThey are some of the fastest growing career fields in the business sector.β
According to the , employment in computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow much faster than average through 2033. In fact, bureau statistics show job demand for computer and information systems managers is expected to grow by 17%.
The MS in Applied Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning emphasizes practical implementation of deep-learning models to solve complex business challenges, such as customer segmentation, predictive analytics and natural language processing.
The MS and MBA in Management Information Systems programs explore the role of information systems in modern organizations, including technology infrastructure and technologyβs role in operations and strategy. The MBA focuses on business organizations, particularly in the areas of project and risk management.
For more information or to apply, visit okcu.edu/business.
