Career Cornerstone Center: Careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and Medicine

A Professional Science Master's (PSM) is an reasonably new (about a decade old) graduate degree designed to allow students to pursue advanced training in science or mathematics, while simultaneously developing workplace skills highly valued by employers. PSM programs consist of two years of academic training in an emerging or interdisciplinary area, along with a professional component that may include internships and "cross-training" in workplace skills, such as business, communications, and regulatory affairs.

Computational Sciences
In the areas of Computational Sciences there are a growing number of PSM programs to choose from. Interested students should refer to the Professional Science Masters online resource for confirmation and possible updates to this list.

American University	Applied Computing
Baker College	Information Systems
College of Saint Rose	Computer Information Systems
Elmhurst College	Computer Information Systems
Georgia Institute of Technology	Human-Computer Interaction
North Carolina State University	Analytics
North Carolina State University	Electric Power Systems
Rochester Institute of Technology	Computer Science
Rochester Institute of Technology	Imaging Science
San Diego State University	Computational Science
Sonoma State University	Computer Hardware and Software Systems
Sonoma State University	Communications and Photonics
Southeastern Louisiana University	Integrated Science and Technology
Southern Oregon University	Applied Computer Science
University of Central Florida	Modeling and Simulation
University of Maryland University College	Information Assurance
University of Maryland University College	Software Engineering
University of Maryland University College	Telecommunications Management
University of North Carolina—Wilmington	Computer Science and Information System
University of Utah	Computational Science

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