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Lessons on learning, AI, and the future from Tufts faculty

Tufts University School of Engineering educates tomorrow’s leaders and innovators by delivering the tools to meet current and future industry demands.

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“Online education works”: Ming Chow, Tufts computer science professor

Tufts alum and School of Engineering faculty member Ming Chow has much to say about online education.

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Human-robot interaction: how Tufts is advancing the future

Researchers work to understand how robots can ethically and effectively meet the demands of task-based interactions

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Post-baccalaureate pathways: unlocking STEM degrees for students from non-technical backgrounds

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the STEM job market should grow 10.4% between 2023 and 2033.

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Data science salaries and outlook: how much can I earn with an MSDS?

How much you can earn with a master’s in data science will depend on your professional and academic background, your title, years of experience, and other factors explored in more detail below.

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Embracing online learning: advice and reflections from Tufts graduate students

Today, about three-quarters of students say online education is as good or better than in-person alternatives.

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A student’s journey to the Tufts online MSDS program: Lanie Kropp

Kropp shares more about her experience with the Tufts online MSDS, including her journey, mentorship, and advice for prospective students.

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Navigating the online graduate journey: perspectives from data and computer science students

This article explores the unique opportunities and challenges of online graduate programs in computer science and data science, focusing on day-to-day expectations and the support systems that promote success.

Derik Hendriksen’s tech career pivot via the Tufts PBCSC

Hendriksen explains why he chose the Tufts online post-baccalaureate program.