Graham School News

“I learned how to deal with messy data, incomplete data, imbalanced data—and all other types as well—to produce effective models."

The national security concentration, one of three tracks offered by the Master of Science in Threat and Response Management, enables students to develop the skills required to manage today’s crises and risks. This unique curriculum is being developed in close coordination with the program's Advisory Board—a group of four highly decorated and distinguished national security leaders.

Devin Mehta, MD, and Bobby Bacci of Global Health Coalition shared their experience and insight into improving the quality of care for underserved populations by developing and deploying a low-cost, energy-efficient electronic medical record system. Read their story ›

The University of Chicago’s Master of Science in Analytics is proud to announce the appointment of Greg Green as its new executive director.

“Making Projects Work had everything I wanted. I could see that it was very practical and very interactive and also that it would give me what I need to start making my transition. Plus, it took place over two days, which made it very convenient and meant that I wouldn’t have to miss any work completing it.” —Alka Kumar

Letter from Dr. Lazar to Visual Arts Education and Outreach students recapping the Philly Art Trip to the Barnes Foundation

A recap of the Visual Arts Education and Outreach Program 2019 Holiday Art Party at the Ed Paschke Art Center

University of Chicago Writer’s Studio instructor and 2019 Writer’s Studio Student Prize judge Megan Stielstra interviews first-place winner Trevor Lisa about his award-winning story, artistic influences, and the value of writing community.

UChicago Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics instructor Krishna Ramachandran brings his experience as Chief Administrative Officer of DuPage Medical Group and and vice president at the Health Care Service Corporation.

Two UChicago students developed a health informatics pipeline to study escape gene patterns in cancer.