You'll find the Informatics major is less about narrowing options than expanding possibilities in your career and in your life. Informatics draws upon areas such as computer science, …

Focus areas in Human-Computer Interaction, Information Assurance and Cybersecurity, and Information Architecture are available, along with degree options in Biomedical and Health …

This Informatics major concentration will prepare students for a career in user experience, interaction design, human factors, and web and mobile app design. Learn the skills you need …

An informatics degree focuses on the study of how people interact with technology and how information is created, stored, and used. It combines elements of computer science, data …

Students that study informatics learn the computer engineering behind data management systems and require a thorough understanding of mathematics and computational skills. Due to the …

Work at the intersection of people, data, and technologies with a BS in informatics. This major combines a strong foundation in computing with a concentration in another field. You’ll study …

Through degree specializations and real-world project opportunities, informatics majors learn how to apply computer skills and theoretical knowledge to solve problems, preparing them for …

Description: A program that focuses on computer systems from a user-centered perspective and studies the structure, behavior and interactions of natural and artificial systems that store, …

The Informatics major includes a core that spans the breadth of the curriculum, allowing students to learn to study, design, and develop information technology for the good of people, …

In our interdisciplinary undergraduate Informatics degree program, students will learn from world-class instructors who are experts in the field, be a part of an active and growing Informatics …