The Professional Science Master’s degree is an innovative degree specifically designed to prepare graduate students in science and technology with enhanced training in business and management skills. The PSM is a new degree model, affirmed by the National Science Foundation, in response to the urgent need to better and more efficiently prepare scientists for industry, non-profit, and government sector related careers.
ASU's PROGRAMS:
PSM in Computational Biosciences
http://math.asu.edu/~cbs |
"ASU's PSM program provided me with a bridge to an exciting new career. After many years in IT, I decided that I wanted to work in biotech.
Since I didn't take college biology or chemistry,I wasn't sure how to make the transition. I read about ASU's Computational Bioscience program and realized I could leverage my computer and math background to enter the program. After taking night classes to satisfy rerequisites, I quit my job and pursued the PSM degree full time. It was very flexible and allowed me to pick from several electives that I found interesting and felt would be attractive to employers."
- Greg Golden, Project Manager, Biodesign Institute at ASU
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PSM in Nanoscience
http://physics.asu.edu/graduate/psm/overview |
Master of Science in Technology MSTech
http://technology.poly.asu.edu (with numerous concentrations) |
PSM in Science & Technology Management
(pending university approval)
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PSM in Science & Technology Policy
http://www.cspo.org/outreach/psmstp
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