Program Overview

University of Michigan School of Information Programs

The University of Michigan School of Information offers a variety of programs for students interested in the field of information science.

Bachelor of Science in Information

The Bachelor of Science in Information program prepares undergraduate students to analyze data and design technology in ways that work for real people.

• The program meets the evolving demands of industry.
• Students can enter the program as early as their sophomore year.
• The program emphasizes engaged learning, with 100% of BSI students completing projects for real-world clients as part of their curriculum.

Program Highlights

• Hands-on experience through projects for real-world clients.
• Faculty who are leading researchers in their fields, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and digital health inequities.
• Stellar support for building careers, including personalized career coaching and a robust on-campus recruiting program.

Career Outcomes

• BSI graduates go on to pursue dynamic careers as UX designers and researchers, data analysts, product managers, business consultants, and more.
• Average salary: $87K.
• Employed: 94%.
• Job satisfaction: 97%.

Master of Science in Information

The Master of Science in Information program offers a range of specializations, including:

• Big Data Analytics.
• Libraries, Archives, and Knowledge Environments in Society (LAKES).
• UX Research and Design.
• User-Centered Agile Development.
• Dual degree programs, such as Master of Science in Information/Master of Business Administration.
• Accelerated Master's Degree Program.

Tuition and Funding

• UMSI scholarships, including the UMSI Go Blue Graduate Scholarship.
• Fellowships, such as the UMSI Achievement Fellowship and the Joyce Bonk Assistantship.
• GSI/GSRA/GSSA opportunities.
• Student employment.
• External funding.

Master of Health Informatics

The Master of Health Informatics program offers:

• A curriculum that focuses on the intersection of healthcare and technology.
• Internships, including opportunities for F-1 visa holders.
• Tuition and funding options, including the Health Informatics Achievement Fellowship and the UMSI Go Blue Graduate Scholarship.

Master of Applied Data Science

The Master of Applied Data Science program offers:

• A curriculum that focuses on the application of data science techniques to real-world problems.
• Tuition and funding options.
• Connect with us to learn more about the program.

PhD in Information

The PhD in Information program offers:

• A range of research areas, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and digital health inequities.
• Degree components, including coursework and dissertation research.
• PhD student funding, including the UMSI Dean's Fellowship.
• Career support and career outcomes.

Undergraduate Minors

The University of Michigan School of Information offers undergraduate minors in:

• Information Analysis.
• User Experience Design.

Non-Degree Offerings

The University of Michigan School of Information offers non-degree programs, including:

• Graduate certificates, such as the Graduate Certificate in Automotive User Experience and the Graduate Certificate in Extended Reality (XR).
• Online offerings, including course series and individual online courses.