At the intersection of people, data, and technology, the Department of Information Sciences and Technologies equips students to thrive in a connected, data-driven world. Our diverse programs—including bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Cybersecurity, Data Science and Analytics, and the exciting new program in Human-Centered Computing—are designed to blend technical expertise with real-world relevance. The department also proudly oversees bachelor’s degrees in Information Systems and Information Technology, as well as master’s degrees in Health Informatics and Bioinformatics—preparing graduates to lead in industries where data, security, and human impact converge.

Whether you’re analyzing complex data, securing digital infrastructure, designing user-centered systems, or advancing healthcare through informatics, our programs provide a strong foundation in cutting-edge technologies, interdisciplinary thinking, and ethical decision-making. You’ll learn from dedicated faculty, collaborate with motivated peers, and gain valuable hands-on experience through projects, research, and industry partnerships.

Our mission is to stay ahead of the curve, adapting our curriculum to reflect emerging trends while maintaining a deep commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and student success. Whatever your background or ambition, the Department of Information Sciences and Technologies is your launchpad to a meaningful and impactful career.

Come explore our programs, connect with our community, and see how far your curiosity and drive can take you.

Welcome to where information meets innovation—welcome to the Department of Information Sciences and Technologies.

Jie Du, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Information Sciences and Technologies