Master of Information Management (MIM)

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The Master of Information Management (MIM) program equips you with the latest analytical, technical, and leadership skills to deliver actionable insights, manage cybersecurity and information risks, oversee information assets, understand ethical considerations, and become information industry leaders. Students can choose to focus on Data Science & Analytics, Cybersecurity & Risk Management, or create a custom focus.
Application deadlines for Fall 2025: March 4, 2025 for international applicants, July 11, 2025 for domestic applicants. Are you interested in joining the MIM program and have questions? Please connect with us! We would love to hear from you.

Aderonke Adeniji, MIM 2005
Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, U.S. House of Representatives

Pranav Tejasvi Adiraju, MIM ’24
Technical Consultant,
Infinite Computer Solutions
“The supportive faculty, collaborative environment, and diverse perspectives at UMD’s INFO College pushed me to grow in ways I never imagined. I am grateful for the incredible foundation the MIM program provided—it is the reason I am confidently tackling complex challenges and driving meaningful impact every day.”

Aditya Kiran Aswin Kumar, MIM ’24
Software Engineer,
Para Business Systems
“The MIM program isn’t just a degree. It is a transformative journey that equips you with the skills and the confidence required to excel in your career. I owe much of my professional success to the MIM program and the College of Information.”
AVERAGE SALARIES FOR POTENTIAL JOBS
INFO’s MIM graduates work at top organizations including: Accenture, Adobe, Amazon, Bloomberg, BlueCrossBlueShield, Capital One, Deloitte, Disney, Google, Honda, IBM, IRS, J.P. Morgan Chase, Library of Congress, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Salesforce, US Department of Defense, Washington Post, and The World Bank.
$127K (Data Engineer)
$122K (Data Scientist)
$120K (Data Consultant)
$113K (Information Assurance Manager)
$100K (Risk Management Consultant)
$98K (Cybersecurity Specialist)
$127K (Data Engineer)
$122K (Data Scientist)
$115K (Business Analyst)
$113K (Information Assurance Manager)
$98K (Cybersecurity Specialist)
What You Will Learn
CUTTING-EDGE CONCEPTS
Data Science & Analytics Track
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Automated Code Generation
- Blockchain
- Deep Learning
- ETL
- Emerging Technologies
- Fairness and Accountability
- Generative AI
- Machine Learning (ML) Models
- Predictive Analytics
- Robotics Process Automation
- Supervised and Unsupervised Learning
Cybersecurity & Risk Management Track
- Attack Surfaces
- Audit and Compliance
- Critical Infrastructure
- Data Protection
- Encryption and Firewalls
- Forensic Evidence and Incident Response
- Intrusion Detection
- Privacy and Ethics
- Risk Management
- Social Attack Surfaces
- Threat Actors
- Human-Centered Cybersecurity
All Tracks
- Information Behavior
- Innovative Management and Ethics
- Organizational Dynamics
- Technology Adoption
IN-DEMAND TOOLS
- Cloud services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure and Google Cloud
- Large Language Models such as ChatGPT, Claude, Llama, and Mixtral
- Code generation tools for Python
- Analytics in R
- Oracle with SQL
- Visualization with Tableau
Expert Faculty
INFO professors are at the forefront of information management with real world experience and industry connections. Meet a few of professors you will learn from as a MIM student:

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Dr. Vanessa Frias-Martinez
Associate Professor, Large-Scale Data Predictions

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Dr. Charles Harry
Associate Research Professor, International Cybersecurity

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Dr. Hernisa Kacorri
Associate Professor, Accessibility and HCI

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Dr. Ido Sivan-Sevilla
Assistant Professor, Digital Risk Governance

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Curriculum
The MIM degree requires 36 credit hours:
- 4 Core Courses (12 Credits) required of all students that provide a foundation of skills and knowledge related to technology, information, and management.
- 8 Additional Courses (24 Credits) to develop advanced knowledge and skills in data science and analytics, cybersecurity and risk management, and leadership and innovation.
Location and Opportunities
We are the University of Maryland’s College of Information and are your gateway to the information economy and a launchpad for your career in data analytics, human centered cybersecurity, and information risk management. We are located in the Baltimore-Washington DC metropolitan region – a hub for networking, experiential learning, internships, entrepreneurship, and jobs. Our College offers unparalleled opportunities for study, exploration, and employment with easy access to local, national, and international information leaders as well as an active alumni network.
As a vital part of Maryland’s cybersecurity and start-up ecosystems, our close partnerships with corporations, government agencies, not-for-profit organizations, entrepreneurs, and think-tanks bring expertise to our programs while providing hands-on experiences inside and outside of the classroom.
We are a short drive or metro ride from the booming high tech industry of Northern Virginia, the biomedical corridor of Bethesda, MD, the famous information institutions in Washington DC such as the National Archives, and influential Federal and State information and cybersecurity policy agencies such as NIST, the FCC, and the NSA.
The region also offers diverse cultural and recreational resources including museums, festivals, national landmarks, parks, restaurants, shops and professional sports teams.
Culture and Student Life
You will be joining a dynamic and diverse College with 2600+ students from 61 countries. There are lots of student organizations, service opportunities, and social activities.
- The annual week-long Info Challenge provides an opportunity for college students to compete in solving real-world problems for social good in the areas of data analytics, cybersecurity, and design – using projects and mentors provided by partner organizations.
- The MIM Student Association (MIMSA) provides industry networking events and social opportunities for members. It organizes events such as:
- Alumni panels, resume improvement sessions, mock interviews
- Back-to-school, homecoming, end-of-semester celebrations
- The MIM Mentorship Program connects MIM alumni mentors with current students
- The MIM Speaker Series features talks with Industry professionals
- The Information College Alumni Network promotes and supports the UMD College of Information (INFO), encourages academic and professional prominence, facilitates career development, inspires a spirit of loyalty, and fosters lasting connections that create a beneficial network of INFO graduates from all our degree programs.
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If you have any questions, please contact us here: mimprogram@umd.edu
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