Coursework & Workforce Training
CTDS supports graduate education and professional development at the intersection of technology, data analysis, and public policy.
MS in Program Evaluation & Data Analytics
An online graduate degree offered through ASU's School of Public Affairs, preparing students to design and evaluate programs, analyze data, and apply evidence to public policy and management. The curriculum covers applied statistics, causal inference, program evaluation methods, and data analytics for the public and nonprofit sectors. Graduates are equipped to work as analysts, evaluators, and data scientists in government, nonprofits, and research organizations.
Digital Inclusion Leadership Certificate (DILC)
A professional certificate program for government and nonprofit practitioners focused on broadband policy, digital equity strategy, and data-informed program management. Developed in partnership with the Marconi Society and the Bob Ramsey Center for Executive Education at ASU, with support from the Samueli Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. The program equips public servants with the skills to lead digital inclusion initiatives, evaluate broadband programs, and design equitable technology access strategies for their communities.