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 Program of Study: Minor: Data Science


Program Overview

Students in the Data Science Minor will gain literacy and fluency in data science methods and understand their implications for society and the world. This Minor helps students leverage familiarity with data science in fields outside of data science, and gain skills and fluency to work with data in their major domain of study. Graduates of the Minor will be ready to work in emergent “translator” roles on heterogeneous teams comprised of data scientists and domain experts. For example, students will be poised to provide expertise in policy, design, social theory, ethics, etc. on a data science team. This Minor serves as a stepping stone toward acquiring more advanced skills and degrees in data science.

This program of study leads to the following credential:
  • Minor in Data Science

 Minor in Data Science


Completion Requirements

25 credits (6 courses)

  1. At least one and no more than four courses from list of approved Data Studies courses on program website
  2. At least one and no more than four courses from list of approved Data Skills courses on program website
  3. Integrative experience in Data Science: At least one quarter of CS&SS 490
  4. Electives to reach 25 credits selected from the Data Studies, Data Skills, and On-Ramping/Synthesis Cross-cutting approved course lists
  5. Minimum 15 credits at the 300-400 level
  6. Minimum 15 credits must be taken outside of the student's major requirements

 Program of Study: Minor: Leadership


Program Overview

The Minor in Leadership provides a formalized pathway for students to study and develop competencies for leadership in their professional and public lives. Designed to make explicit the often implicit teaching and learning of leadership, this interdisciplinary minor offers a framework that combines explicit leadership teaching, practice, and reflection. This minor supports students' unique leadership development paths through a combination of required and self-determined courses that leverage course offerings throughout the university community.

This program of study leads to the following credential:
  • Minor in Leadership

 Minor in Leadership


Credential Overview

The Minor in Leadership will provide a formalized pathway for students to study and develop competencies for leadership in their professional and public lives. Designed to make explicit the often implicit teaching and learning of leadership, this interdisciplinary minor offers a framework that combines explicit leadership teaching, practice and reflection. This minor will support students’ unique leadership development paths through a combination of required and self-determined courses that leverage course offerings throughout the university community.

Completion Requirements

25 credits

  1. Core (9 credits): LEAD 100, LEAD 495, LEAD 499
  2. Electives (minimum 16 credits): at least one course must be taken in each category below. Refer to website for list of approved courses.
    1. Self
    2. Interpersonal
    3. Group and organization
    4. Community and society
  3. Minimum 15 credits of upper-division courses
  4. Minimum 15 credits taken in residence at UW Seattle
  5. Minimum 15 credits taken outside student's major requirements.
  6. Minimum 2.00 cumulative GPA for courses applied to the minor