Fast Facts
UMSI
Fast Facts
Degrees
Bachelor of Science in Information
120 credit hours, 54 in degree program
Master of Science in Information
48 credit hours
45 credit hours, offered jointly with the School of Public Health and Medical School
Master of Applied Data Science
38 credits — online only
4-5 year program
Student Enrollment
as of Fall 2025
BSI
MSI
MHI
MADS
PhD
Total
Health Informatics certificate
Automotive User Experience certificate
Non-UMSI students with
UMSI Minors
Social Media Analysis & Design: 28
User Experience Design: 185
Human-Centered AI (both UMSI and non-UMSI students): 141
Race/Ethnicity/Nationality
AHN*
International
*AHN: Includes domestic students who identify as African American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, and/or Native American/Alaskan Native/Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander; or multiracial including one of these racial or ethnic groups. Count is unique individuals.
The U-M Registrar maintains detailed information about ethnicity.
Core faculty
(as of Fall 2026)
UMSI active alumni
(as of Fall 2026)
Research expenditures
(FY 2026)
Tuition (2025-26)
For sophomores:
$9,201per term (full-time)
for Michigan residents
$33,301per term (full-time)
for non-Michigan residents
For juniors and seniors:
$10,387 per term (full-time)
for Michigan residents
$35,652 per term (full-time)
for non-Michigan residents
$15,653 per term (full-time)
for Michigan residents
$31,555 per term (full-time)
for non-Michigan residents
$19,465 per term (full-time)
for Michigan residents
$32,139 per term (full-time)
for non-Michigan residents
In-state students:
Per credit hour: $1,218
Estimated total (38 credits): ~$46,284
Out-of-state students:
Per credit hour: $1,624
Estimated total (38 credits): ~$61,712
Students accepted into the PhD program are fully funded by the School of Information.
The U-M Registrar maintains detailed information about tuition and fees.
Career Stats
BSI average salary
MSI average salary
MHI average salary
ALA Accreditation
The School of Information has one of the American Library Association’s longest continually accredited programs. It first received accreditation in 1928 and most recently in 2024. The Master of Science in Information program at University of Michigan School of Information is accredited by the American Library Association Committee on Accreditation, with the status of Continued accreditation.