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Welcome to the Science Master's Education Website
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This clearinghouse is provided by the Commission on Professionals in
Science and Technology (CPST).
It contains the latest data and information about master's
education in science, mathematics and engineering. Here you will find a
database of over 2,000 programs from over 300 institutions as well as articles, tables
and data pertaining to science master's education and the master's workforce. The
clearinghouse was developed with funding provided by the
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
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What's New
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New Science Master's Education Book
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The Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) has published a broad and comprehensive guide to best
practices, activities and processes required to create a professional master’s program which
draws on the experiences of participants in the CGS Professional Master’s Initiative.
This book provides essential advice for graduate deans, universities and faculty on the
development of collaborative degrees as well as interaction with business, industry and government
to devise programs that respond to regional employer needs. The book is available from CGS by
clicking here.
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Updated Science Master's Education Tables and Graphs Now Available
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Science master's education tables and graphs have been updated to reflect the latest data
available from the National Science Foundation and other sources. This unique compilation
of master's education and workforce data is available by
clicking here.
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Report Outlines Differences Between Traditional and Professional
Master's Programs
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A report published by the American Institute of Physics entitled "Programs
that Match Every Interest - Master’s Degrees in Physics" updates the
discussion about differences between professional masters programs and
traditional academic masters programs.
Read the entire article
here.
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Featured Master's Program
Friday, May 9th
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Computer Science
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Program Description
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The field of computer science is pervasive. The growing availability of relatively inexpensive high performance computing capabilities, the ever increasing memory capacities, and high speed networking have created a technology-driven restructuring of the way much of society and almost all professions now operate. Information, and its associated processing and transport, is the commodity upon which corporations are built and fortunes made. At the center of this revolution, making it happen, are those who study computer science. The Master of Science in Engineering (MSE) is a full-time day program offered by the Department of Computer Science. Students may be able to complete the program in as little as one year. Those interested in part-time evening study should refer to Engineering Programs for Professionals www.epp.jhu.edu.
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