Program Overview
Credits: 121 credits with 60 credits in Computer and Information Sciences and 61 credits in general education.
Our bachelor’s program in Computer and Information Sciences provides a comprehensive foundation in computing principles while offering you a flexible curriculum to tailor your studies to your career interests.
As you study at Niagara, you’ll become prepared for a wide range of careers in the computing and information technology industry, or advanced study following graduation. Our students have a variety of paths to choose to study as an undergraduate student, including computer hardware, networking, information security, artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and more.
Internships and Placements
Many students complete internships for pay and/or academic credit. Our department has close relationships with the local tech industry and have helped students find internship opportunities both on and off campus.
Research Opportunities
Our students work alongside faculty members on projects, with opportunities for you to participate in grant-funded research that potentially leads to publication. Many of our students participate in research conferences each year.
Curriculum Flexibility
Our program features a uniquely customized curriculum, enabling students to tailor their studies to their interests and career goals with close advisement from our award-winning faculty.
Discovery Awaits
What You’ll Study at Niagara University
As a Computer and Information Sciences major, you’ll be able to tailor your coursework to suit your post-graduate goals, whether it’s in hardware, programming, web design, networks, information security, systems analysis, database management, or more.
The course load aligns well with the requirements for several industry certification, helping you gain credentials that enhance your employment prospects or graduate schools.
Find Your Best Self
Knowledge, Experience, and Skill Development
Critical thinking ability to problem solve
Communicate issues and solutions articulately
Foundational knowledge of computer and information systems
Expertise in your subject for career development
Prepare to Soar
Academic, Experiential, and Career Pathways
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Opportunities
E-Sports Club
Careers
Software Development
IT Management
Cybersecurity
Web Development
Median salary for computer and information system managers $169,510 per year according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Accreditations
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NU offers rolling admissions, which means that you can apply at any time for the upcoming semester. Applications are reviewed as they come in, and students are typically notified of an admission decision in 3-4 weeks. What’s stopping you?
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Computer and Information Sciences Faculty & Staff
Valerie Devine
Assistant Director of Support and Web Development
Adjunct Professor, CIS