Overview
Data: It's Everywhere!
As the world is undergoing a data revolution, Emory is unleashing students' true potential through a groundbreaking curriculum that makes the liberal arts a powerful partner. The result will be to find yourself among the leaders in the data revolution upon graduation. No matter where life takes you, you must be able to ask the right questions, use the right data, draw the right conclusions, and use the right communication strategy.
Why you should study Data Science at Emory
QTM goes beyond data science degrees available elsewhere by teaching disciplinary theory and context alongside data science methods. We are the integration of Liberal Arts and Data Science.
Our unique curricular and extracurricular priorities reflect both industry need and student interest: communication skills enable our graduates to bridge the technical and nontechnical; experiential learning opportunities help students get a feel for real-world problems; professional development prepares students for careers in academia, industry, and beyond.
Students, capitalize on what you love and integrate it with data science skills. By becoming a QTM major, you will find yourself among the leaders in the data revolution upon graduation.
Explore our degree options
QTM offers five innovative degree options designed to help students succeed:
Our commitment to post-graduation preparation
QTM students have access to professionalization resources exclusively curated by the department for our students. These resources supplement learning inside the classroom with practical skills and guidance on career exploration - whether that career comes immediately after graduation or after an advanced degree.
Are you considering a double major or taking a major and a minor?
Per College policy, you can:
- complete 1 major
- OR 1 major and 1 minor
- OR 2 majors.
You may NOT have 2 minors, 3 majors, 2 majors + 1 minor, etc.
- only double-count two courses between any two majors or a major and a minor. That means that if you are a Sociology-track QSS major and Sociology double major, a maximum of two courses between these two majors can overlap. This is true for any double major or major/minor combination in the college.
- not take some double majors. Check with your faculty advisor or Sadie Hannans to ensure your double major is allowed by the College.
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