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SAS® Academic Specialization: Design your analytics curriculum with SAS

Colleges and universities can integrate SAS into their curricula – and prepare students for analytics careers.

A successful program leads to successful students.

  • Select the appropriate level of involvement.
  • Evolve your program over time.
  • Provide in-depth instruction on SAS technology.
  • Access free teaching materials and industry connections.
  • Enhance your program’s visibility.
  • Help students land in-demand jobs.

As your SAS integration grows, so do your benefits.

Check out the benefits for each tier. *

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Browse colleges and universities that have established SAS Academic Specializations

SAS collaborates with more than 400 academic programs worldwide to help bridge the gap between supply and demand for analytical talent across industries. 

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Browse colleges and universities that have established
SAS Academic Specializations.

SAS collaborates with more than 400 academic programs worldwide to help bridge the gap between supply and demand for analytical talent across industries. 

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SAS Talent Connection

Connecting SAS customers with university students and graduates skilled in SAS and analytics.

SAS Talent Connection

Connecting SAS customers with university students and graduates skilled in SAS and analytics.

Ready to Build a SAS Academic Specialization?

If you're an educator interested in creating a SAS Academic Specialization, open each tier panel above to review the requirements and confirm that your syllabi align with the outlined criteria. When you're ready, complete the application form below and upload your syllabi to begin the review process.

More Resources

Webinars

From how-to videos to technology deep dives, these webinars will give you more insights into analytics.

Academic Software

Students, educators and independent learners have access to SAS software to help develop their skills.