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Duration

2 years

Tuition

$30,590

  Ottawa

Sep 1-Sep 1

Commitment

Full-Time

Delivery

Classroom

Credential

Degree

Year Founded

1848

Scholarships

no

The Digital Transformation and Innovation program is a multi-faculty collaboration between the Telfer School of Management, the Faculty of Arts, and the Faculty of Engineering to train highly qualified professionals to create, manage and research the profound change to our world that is happening as a result of electronic digital technology. At its heart, the technology enables the collection and communication of huge amounts of data that transforms how business and society works. It also creates a new online environment where the experience of business and social interactions by individuals is being reinvented. Innovation is an important aspect of the program to emphasize the re-invention and creative design of user experiences in business and social interactions. The concentration in Applied Data Science is a multidisciplinary graduate program with a strong commitment to industry relevance and ethics.

Admission Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree with a specialization or a major (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline with a minimum admission average of 75% (B+).
  • Have completed a course in statistics; a course in management information systems or computing; and two advanced courses showing specialization in one of three disciplines: creative arts and humanities (online multi-media or communications); management (digital transformation management or strategy); technology (online application development or data science).

What You’ll Learn

  • Develop and demonstrate the ability to communicate with and integrate multi-disciplinary expertise related to data.
  • Develop and demonstrate the ability to lead, design, and create data-driven transformation and innovation using current and emerging tools, techniques and technology.
  • Obtain the required skills in data cleaning, data quality, data analytics and machine learning to apply data science methods in practice to real problems involving digital transformation and innovation.
  • Develop and demonstrate the ability to assess, test and research innovation in data science with sensitivity and awareness around ethics, equity, diversity, business impact and social impact.

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Student Reviews (10)

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University of Ottawa

Good balance of theory and practical work

Alex Harnack

Ottawa • February 12, 2026

Graduated From

Computer Engineering Technology - Computing Science

Overall:

5 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

5 stars

This program had a good balance of theory and practical work. We did programming, embedded systems, networking — a bit of everything without it being too shallow. Group projects were a lot, and some courses were tougher than others, but the small-cla...

This program had a good balance of theory and practical work. We did programming, embedded systems, networking — a bit of everything without it being too shallow. Group projects were a lot, and some courses were tougher than others, but the small-class vibe made it easy to get help. If you like building things and want something more applied than straight CS, it’s a good fit.

University of Ottawa

Solid mix of hands-on tech and real coding

Finn Stapleton

Ottawa • February 12, 2026

Graduated From

Computer Engineering Technology - Computing Science

Overall:

4 out of 5

Instructors:

4 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

4 stars

UOttawa’s Computer Engineering Tech (Computing Science) was a solid mix of hands-on tech and real coding. You spend a lot of time building stuff — circuits, systems, apps — and the labs actually matter, not just slides in a classroom. The profs a...

UOttawa’s Computer Engineering Tech (Computing Science) was a solid mix of hands-on tech and real coding. You spend a lot of time building stuff — circuits, systems, apps — and the labs actually matter, not just slides in a classroom. The profs are mostly helpful, and being in Ottawa means there are decent internship and job chances around tech companies. It’s not always easy, but by the end you feel like you can walk into a tech job with real experience

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