Problem Solvers
Finding Ethical Solutions in Tech
At Fordham University, we build world-class data and technology degree programs with ethics in mind. That means our graduates have both the tools and vision to create innovative solutions to our toughest societal challenges.
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Data and Technology Graduate Programs
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- M.S. Quantitative Finance
- M.S. Applied Statistics and Decision-Making
- M.S. Business Analytics
- M.S. Marketing Intelligence
- M.S. Data Science
- M.A. Economics
- Ph.D. Economics
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- M.S. Information Technology
- M.S. Cybersecurity
- M.S. Computer Science
- Ph.D. Computer Science
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Faculty That Are Solving Problems
Yilu Zhou
Associate Professor of Information Technology, Gabelli School of Business
Professor Zhou used machine learning to create an algorithm that analyzes and flags inappropriate content in mobile apps aimed at children.
Damien Lyons
Professor, Computer and Information Science
Professor Lyons worked with Fordham students and the Bronx Zoo to adapt gaming technology to track endangered toads in Tanzania.
Apostolos Filippas
Assistant Professor of Information Technology, Gabelli School of Business
Professor Filippas' research focuses on the economics of technology and includes the development of a model that explains the way social media platforms can facilitate the spread of untrue or harmful information through “influence trading.”
