Science and Math - Graduate Degrees
GRADUATE DEGREES
Science and Math
Explore RIT’s Science and Math Master’s Degrees
Research and Discovery in Science and Mathematics
For students pursuing careers in scientific research, advanced analysis, and technical innovation across academia, government, or industry labs.
- Applied and Computational Mathematics MS
- Applied Statistics MS
- Astrophysical Sciences and Technology MS
- Chemistry MS
- Color Science MS
- Environmental Science MS
- Imaging Science MS
- Materials Science and Engineering MS
- Physics MS
Applied Data and Interdisciplinary Science
For students applying scientific and quantitative skills in fast-growing industries like biotech, finance, data analytics, and environmental management.
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Color Scientist Helps Make Top Films Look Vibrant
Joseph Slomka ’03 MS (color science), vice president and principal color scientist at Fotokem, has helped shape the visual experience of moviegoers around the world with visual effects work on films such as Spiderman 3.
Alumna Guides Her Team on How Real-World Data Behaves
As director of data science, Melissa Royo ’10 MS (applied statistics) mentors the data science team, helping develop methodologies that solve a variety of client data problems.
Alumna Makes Medicine Personal
Sherry Dadgar ’08 MS (bioinformatics) wants the future of medicine to empower patients. Dadgar, a clinical assistant professor of medicine at George Washington University, launched her company, Personalized Medicine Care Diagnostics (PMCDx), in 2020 with a goal of delivering advanced clinical genomic diagnostic testing to patients and their physicians.
RIT Alumnus Uses Math for NBA Analytics
As a basketball operations analyst with the NBA’s Sacramento Kings, Calvin Floyd ’17 MS (applied and computational mathematics) prepares coaches and the rest of the front office with analytical insights on opposing teams and their players.
Alumna is a Problem Solver for the EPA
Kerry Kuntz ’15 MS (environmental science) applies the same problem-solving skills she learned at RIT to her current job as a program analyst for the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
Alumnus Communicates with Satellites as a Spacecraft Operator
Mike Ortiz ‘22 MS (astrophysical sciences and technology) chose RIT for its research options. Today, he works as a spacecraft operator at Terran Orbital, a global leader in small satellites.