Discover Graduate STEM Programs

Designed for those with a non-accounting undergraduate degree, our STEM-designated Master of Professional Accounting (MPAC) gives you the right credentials to switch careers or progress upwards in your organization. This program is designed for those who have earned an undergraduate degree in a non-accounting major (including any business major, liberal arts and/or humanities) who want to pivot to the accounting profession. Albers' MPAC program enables you to gain highly sought-after knowledge by today's employers.

Discover in-depth insights into the world of accounting and analytics. Designed for those with an accounting undergraduate degree, our Master of Science in Accounting and Analytics (MSAA) is a STEM-designated program with leadership components. Five out of 15 courses are analytics, while eight are STEM courses. Our top-ranked graduate accounting program is committed to teaching ethical and purposeful accounting practices. As one of the best accounting schools, we’ll help you learn about more than business. You’ll discover how you can make a difference in the businesses you work with.

Strong statistical understanding isn’t enough in today’s business world. Companies need people who can understand the bigger context, see patterns correctly, and then use them to drive ethical and effective decision-making at every level. In short, today’s businesses require a deep understanding of data and top-tier business leadership skills. Here, you get both.

In our highly ranked Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program, you’ll harness the power of data combined with leadership-level communications skills to make a difference. The first of its kind in the Northwest, our MSBA gives you everything you need to meet the market’s high demand for business data and intelligence analysts.

Tailor your education to your career goals with our MS in Computer Science (MSCS). You'll have the option to choose between flexible electives that align with your interests or two optional areas of specialization in data science or software engineering. Our MSCS program offers a curriculum based on theoretical foundations and practical applications. Students in the MSCS program benefit from strong connections to Seattle's leading tech employers, real-world experience through industry-led projects and in-depth mentorship from our expert faculty. Today, computer science is the fastest-growing program on our campus, and our graduate students are employed by major tech brands such as Microsoft, Meta, Google and others.

In a world overflowing with information, there's a growing demand for skilled data science professionals. Seattle University's Master of Science in Data Science (MSDS) will provide you with the advanced technical and analytical skills you need to excel in one of the world's fastest-growing industries. Our interdisciplinary MSDS program is focused on the study of data-driven decision making and combines aspects of computer science, statistics, data analysis, modeling and more. Our graduates thrive in Seattle's dynamic tech landscape and are employed by some of the region’s most influential companies, including Amazon, Boeing, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Microsoft, Google, Starbucks and others.

Elevate your finance career—or pivot to a new one—with Seattle University's Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program. Designed for both recent graduates and professionals, our advanced curriculum equips you with the skills to thrive in today's business world. From investments to corporate finance, our program offers diverse career pathways. With additional focus on accounting, economics and ethical discussions, you'll emerge as a versatile professional ready to make an impact. You may also choose to dive deeper into an area of your interest by pursuing an optional specialization in investments, risk management or corporate finance.

Seattle University’s Master of Science in Kinesiology program provides students with an integrated study of movement that includes the physiological, mechanical and behavioral aspects of physical activity and data science. The curriculum includes lectures and laboratory courses, seminars, independent study and mentored research. Graduates will write a thesis based on their data collection, analysis and interpretation, often out of the lab and within real-world settings. You will be ready to pursue further graduate training such as advanced study at the doctoral level, admission to allied health professional programs or medical school.