University of Arizona launches a 21-month online Machine Learning program in India
Great Learning, in collaboration with the University of Arizona, has launched an MS in Information Science: Machine Learning programme. The programme is ideal for early, mid, and senior-level professionals to design information-driven solutions for business problems, and develop effective management frameworks for the future. The 21-month online programme includes 11 hands-on projects where the students will be given access to GL Excelerate’s extensive pool of 4,700+ industry experts. Moreover, a curated jobs portal will give them a chance to apply in 7,800+ companies, including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Dell, IBM, Flipkart, Infosys, Intel, Deloitte, etc. “Businesses today work with tons of data. No industry today is untouched by the power of data. This is a necessary skill set for every professional and business leader who is looking to leverage data to help serve their consumers better. This program with a premier institute like the University of Arizona will empower professionals around the globe to power ahead in their careers through high-quality education,” said  Arjun Nair, co-founder, Great Learning. The information-driven program gives the opportunity to learn science skills– from the fundamentals to more complex capstone projects. Upon completion, the university will offer the students an MS in Information Science: Machine Learning degree.“Arizona’s iSchool is eager to globalize information science and machine learning training with UAZ’s College of Social and Behavioral Sciences as well as the highly-experienced UAZ Global team. Here at the University of Arizona we’ve chosen to work collaboratively with Great Learning because they are among the most trusted and respected educational platforms in the world. We believe this kind of global reach can make a real difference across communities and societies by providing students opportunities to boost their careers as well as to be influential in their work and where they live.” said Dr Catherine F Brooks, Professor and Director of School of Information, University of Arizona.
The 21-month online programme includes 11 hands-on projects.
The 21-month online programme includes 11 hands-on projects.
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