The University of Arkansas and Northwest Arkansas Community College (NWACC) have teamed up to align their data science curricula. This partnership aims to provide associate degree graduates from NWACC with a smooth transition to UA, where they can complete their bachelor’s degrees in the field. By collaborating, the institutions hope to meet the growing demand for data science professionals and contribute to the workforce in Arkansas.
One success story from NWACC is a first-generation student from Morocco who recently graduated with an associate degree. The Provost of UA, Terry Martin, highlighted the importance of data science as one of the fastest-growing career fields in the nation. By creating a multi-disciplinary data science program with NWACC, the institutions are working together to support the state’s workforce and expand access to higher education for Arkansans.
This collaboration is part of a broader statewide initiative to enhance the data science workforce in Arkansas. The field of data science offers a variety of career opportunities, including roles such as machine learning engineers, data analysts, and statisticians. The partnership between NWACC and UA reflects a commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the job market in Arkansas and beyond.
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