Graduates of our school can be found in a vast array of careers—from a children’s librarian to a network engineer for an international government agency or from a records manager in a federal repository to a web developer at a not-for-profit organization.

Whether it is your goal to become a software engineer, the CEO of a major tech company, information architect, an archivist, professor or something else, the School of Computing and Information is committed to preparing you for the workforce and assisting you in your career journey.

There’s no shortage of opportunities to get involved as a student. From gaining real-world experience in internships or co-op to volunteering in the community, participating in hackathons, and more – there’s something for everyone in SCI.