Who knows if I'll be able to pull it off but the @UofA offers a Ph.D. in Computational Social Science which is the intersection of human and tech which is my thing. I contacted them to see what's what. #education #DoctorMols #BrainFood ischool.arizona.edu/ #SaturdayMotivation
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Go for it. I would like to pursue a degree in Color Science, but it is not going to happen in Costa Rica.
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And I imagine there's not much online for advanced color science, but I have to admit I've been looking through #mooc related offerings around the world and there are some pretty heady things out there for free and/or pay depending on desired goal. @edXOnline is a starting point.
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I have checked out MOOC courses from a number of sources. If I had the money, I would pursue a Doctorate in Color Science from Rochester Institute of Technology. They are the home of the Munsell Color Research Laboratory. Many schools offer degrees in graphic arts, not science.
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Replying to @ColorSimulation @edXOnline
RIT is a great school. Can you do the course for free? If so, it's the research I personally want, not so much the degree. We are non-traditional students and this is for me, not a job as...well, ya know.

May 5, 2019 · 3:36 PM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag @edXOnline
They don't offer free courses. I have read Color Appearance Models by Mark D. Fairchild, who is the head of the Color Science department. All the color science books I read were written for graduate level students, or professionals.
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Have you considered contacting Fairchild and/or his office? It's amazing what happens when we ask. He or colleagues might have some insight for you.
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