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Earn two degrees in five years with Luddy's Accelerated M.S. Programs.
Accelerated Master’s Programs (AMP) gives students a competitive edge when they enter the workforce. Save time, earn more, and gain the advantage by adding an AMP to your academic journey.
How does it work?
- Step 1: Request permission from your advisor and apply to the AMP degree as an undergraduate by your second or third year
- Step 2: Take master’s courses early while finishing your bachelor’s degree
- Step 3: Finish your remaining master’s courses as a graduate student
Accelerated M.S. Programs at Luddy
Add one of these majors to your undergrad degree.
Note: Some AMPs require specific majors. Talk to an advisor for more information about your options.
Information and Library Science Department
Master of Information Science (M.I.S.)
Learn how to design, develop, and manage information technologies in one extra year of classes.
Information and Library Science Department
Master of Library Science (M.L.S.)
Add one year to your current bachelor's degree and prepare for a career as a librarian.
Data Science Department
Master of Data Science (Online)
Apply to the program after you complete 12 credit hours towards a data science major, minor, or specialization.
Data Science Department
Master of Data Science (Residential)
Apply to the program after you complete 12 credit hours towards a data science major, minor, or specialization.
Computer Science Department
M.S. in Computer Science
Add one year of study to your B.S. in Computer Science to strengthen and expand your technical skills.
Computer Science Department
M.S. in Secure Computing
Add one year of study to your B.S. in Computer Science to earn a master's that will help you specialize in cybersecurity.
Intelligent Systems Engineering Department
M.S. in Intelligent Systems Engineering
Already pursuing a STEM degree at IU? Add a master's degree in this future-focused branch of engineering in just one more year.
Informatics Department
M.S. in Information Systems
Pursue a career that blends animal studies and technology by adding one year of coursework to your Informatics B.S. Students in the Animal Behavior program are also eligible for this degree.
Informatics Department
M.S. in Animal Informatics
Prepare for a career that blends technical skill and business savvy. A partnership between Luddy and IU Kelley School of Business, this program is open to informatics majors.