PH.D.DEGREES AND CONCENTRATIONS Computer Science, (M.S. and Ph.D.)
The Computer Science degree is a broad and flexible program which offers students opportunities for graduate study in the full spectrum of intellectual activity in computer science. learn more »Information and Computer Sciences, (M.S. and Ph.D.)
The Information and Computer Science (ICS) degree is designed for students who wish to specialize in a specific area. Students select a concenration in either Informatics in Biology & Medicine or Informatics.
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Informatics in Biology and Medicine is an interdisciplinary concentration at the interface between computer sciences, biological sciences, and medicine. learn more »Concentration in Informatics - Track in General, (M.S. and Ph.D.)
The general track of the Informatics concentration covers aspects from both the ICT track and the Software track to broadly cover the topics of Informatics. learn more »Concentration in Informatics - Track in Interactive and Collaborative Technology, (M.S. and Ph.D.)
The ICT track of the Informatics concentration focuses on studying and enhancing the relationship between the design and use of interactive systems and their applications in real-world settings. learn more »Concentration in Informatics - Track in Software, (M.S. and Ph.D.)
Software research at UCI is aimed at creating new software technology and solutions, furthering the information revolution. The central goal of all the research is improvement in software development, evolution, deployment, quality, and cost-effectiveness. learn more »Concentration in Informatics - Track in Ubiquitous Computing, (M.S. and Ph.D.)
Ubiquitous computing addresses the emergent trend of moving beyond the desktop computer and embedding computation into the environment. A lot more must happen to make computers blend with the environment. learn more »Networked Systems, (M.S. and Ph.D.)
This program provides education and research opportunities to graduate students in the areas of computer networks and telecommunication networks. learn more »Statistics, (M.S. and Ph.D.)
The Statistics Ph.D. program trains students to be leaders in the development of statistical methodology and theory, while the M.S. program meets the needs of students desiring high-level training for employment. learn more »ADDITIONAL M.S. CONCENTRATIONS Concentration in Arts Computation Engineering, (M.S. only)
The goal of the M.S. concentration in Arts, Computation, and Engineering is to provide students with a broad-based and interdisciplinary training at the intersection of digital technology and cultural and artistic practices. learn more »Concentration in Embedded Systems, (M.S. only)
The goal of the M.S. concentration in Embedded Systems is to prepare ICS students for the challenges in exploiting technologies that are driving computing-based systems into new and emerging application domains. learn more »STUDY IN ITALY:
The Bren School offers a Master of Science degree in Information and Computer Science with a concentration in Embedded Systems in collaboration with Italy's Istituto di Cibernetica Eduardo Caianiello. Students will study two quarters at the UC Irvine campus with three subsequent quarters spent in Naples, Italy. learn more »General, (M.S. only)
The Information and Computer Science (ICS) general M.S. concentration is designed for students who do not wish to specialize in any specific area. Students can explore many of the advanced fields in computer science. learn more »Concentration in Knowledge Discovery and Data, (M.S. only)
The goal of the M.S. concentration in Knowledge Discovery and Data is to educate students in both the fundamental principles of computational methods for modeling data, as well as to provide a broad foundation in emerging methods for knowledge discovery and data mining. learn more »RELATED DEGREE
The Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (HSSOE) offers a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering with concentrations in some areas within the field of Computer Science.DISCONTINUED CONCENTRATIONS:
These degree concentrations have been discontinued. The degree requirements below are still available as a reference for students who enrolled in the concentration prior to its discontinuation.
