Technology is always changing. Improving. Evolving to meet new needs and address new problems in the world. With an informatics degree, you can lead the next tech revolution. In the B.S. in Informatics program and then in your career, you’ll apply your tech knowledge to another area you’re interested in—like business, human centered computing, security, or fine arts—to create new uses for technology and the way people interact with it. You’ll learn logical reasoning, basic programming, and data visualization, but also human-computer interaction design and other skills that will help you put technology to better use.

The School of Informatics and Computing Assistant Directors of Academic and Career Planning and Academic Advising team strives to create a welcoming, inclusive, supportive and collaborative environment. We are committed to providing quality individualized advising that cultivates student growth and success. Our programs and services are designed to encourage personal, academic and professional development.