Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies

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We offer interdisciplinary graduate programs with the Departments of Anthropology, Linguistics, Philosophy, Psychology and Geography

  • MS in Computational Linguistics
    5/31/24
    he Department of Computer Science and Engineering and Department of Linguistics jointly participate in a master’s-level curriculum in Computational Linguistics resulting in a Master’s in Natural Sciences.
  • Engineering Science (AI and Data Innovation) MS
    8/5/26
    This program provides students with a core foundation in big data and analysis by obtaining knowledge, expertise, and training in data collection and management, data analytics, scalable data-driven discovery, and fundamental concepts.
  • Engineering Science (Artificial Intelligence) MS
    8/5/26
    This Engineering Sciences MS with a course focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a 1 and 1/2 year (30 credit hour) multidisciplinary program. It is designed to train students in the areas of machine learning, programming languages that are needed to design intelligent agents, deep learning algorithms, and advanced artificial neural networks that use predictive analytics to solve real-world problems.
  • Engineering Science (Cybersecurity) MS
    8/5/26
    Learn the foundational concepts of cybersecurity and get hands-on experience protecting cyber infrastructures in a wide range of applications, such as healthcare, manufacturing, and transportation systems.
  • Engineering Science (Robotics) MS
    8/5/26
    The Engineering Science MS with a course focus in Robotics is an interdisciplinary program that will train students in robotics, autonomy and automation, leading to employment opportunities in robotics, autonomous vehicles and advanced manufacturing industries among others, or to opportunities for continuing education at the Doctoral level in related fields.
  • PhD with Concentration in Cognitive Science
    5/31/24
    Cognitive Science is the study of how the mind works, both in its conceptual organization and in its computational and neural infrastructure.
  • PhD, MS in Geographic Information Science
    6/10/25
    The University at Buffalo offers doctoral and master's degree concentrations in Geographic Information Science—an emerging interdisciplinary field that incorporates innovative research in environmental science, social science, and engineering.
GRADUATE OFFICE

Director of Graduate Admissions
Dr. Junsong Yuan
338H Davis Hall

Co-Director of Graduate Studies
Dr. Varun Chandola
113M Davis Hall

Co-Director of Graduate Studies
Dr. Oliver Kennedy
211 Capen Hall

Co-Director of Graduate Studies
Dr. Matthew Knepley
211A Capen Hall

Graduate Academic Coordinator
 Erin Huff
338Q Davis Hall

Graduate Academic Coordinator
 Ann Mangan
338Q Davis Hall

Graduate Academic Coordinator
 Rain Williams
338S Davis Hall

Prospective Student Questions
easgrad-enroll@buffalo.edu

Current Student Questions
csegradcoord@buffalo.edu