The MS in DACSS at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is an interdisciplinary graduate program designed to train students in state-of-the-art data analysis and computational social science methods. Students learn core skills in programming, statistical analysis, text and network analysis, geocoding and GIS, agent-based modeling, and machine learning with a strong emphasis on social science applications. The curriculum is highly flexible, with electives in survey research, advanced statistics, econometrics, and the option to focus learning toward city planning, international law, media studies, or related areas. The program is suited for those seeking analyst or consulting roles in policy, market research, communications, or those continuing to advanced graduate studies. Students can opt for a one-year track compatible with full-time work in the final term, or a part-time schedule over 18–24 months. The program can be completed on campus or fully online, meeting the needs of working professionals and international students.