A MicroMasters is a series of graduate-level courses designed to provide deep learning in a specific career field. Unlike standard certificates, these programs are "credit-eligible." This means that learners who successfully complete the MicroMasters and are later admitted to the corresponding full Master’s program at Georgia Tech can apply their certificate toward degree credit, significantly reducing the remaining time and cost. Current Program Offerings
Flexibility: The courses are entirely online and self-paced within the semester framework, fitting into a busy work schedule. georgia tech micromasters
Analytics: Essential for those looking to master data science, business intelligence, and statistical modeling. This program mirrors the core curriculum of the interdisciplinary Master of Science in Analytics. A MicroMasters is a series of graduate-level courses
| Requirement | Details | |-------------|---------| | | 85% or higher in each Micromasters course (edX verified) | | Application | Apply to OMS Analytics separately (no automatic admission) | | Credit transfer | After admission, request advanced standing. Courses must not have been used for another degree. | | Cost saved | ~$4,500 in tuition (9 credits × $500 vs. $15,000 total OMS) | | Risk | If below 85%, you can retake via OMS (no edX retake counted). | Analytics: Essential for those looking to master data
While the courses are challenging and require a significant time investment—often 8 to 12 hours per week per course—the reward is a world-class education that is both scalable and recognized globally. Whether used as a standalone credential or a stepping stone to a Master’s degree, the Georgia Tech MicroMasters is a powerful tool for navigating the modern professional landscape.
Some learners use these courses as part of an ultralearning strategy to master complex skills rapidly and stay competitive in changing markets, as highlighted in guides like Ultralearning: Essential Guide . Who Should Enroll?
Georgia Tech offers MicroMasters in several high-demand STEM fields. Two of the most notable examples include: