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In the STEM-designated BAS in Applied Computing you'll be prepared with the critical skills to lead and innovate in the IT industry, choosing one of six emphasis areas to specialize your degree: Applied Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, DevOps, Information Management, Network Operations or Software Development. Offered on main campus and online.

In the STEM-designated BAS in Cyber Operations you'll be prepared to become a critical layer of cyber defense through one of three emphasis areas—Cyber Engineering, Defense and Forensics, and Cyber Law and Policy. Offered on main campus and online.

In the BA in Games and Behavior, you’ll gain a hands-on, interdisciplinary understanding of important artistic and design principles and human behavior in games for entertainment, education, public relations and other industries, as well as the implications of gamification in society (including game addiction), without the need for extensive knowledge of computer programming. Offered on main campus.

In the STEM-designated BA in Information Science and Arts, you’ll explore creative computing, digital media, science and technology conveyed through art, user experience, virtual and extended reality, interactive art including installations, and programming for imaginative, aesthetic or experiential purposes. Offered on main campus.

In the STEM-designated BA in Information Science and eSociety, you’ll explore digital media, digital engagement and storytelling, online behavior, internet studies, social media and social networks, digital life and its impact on human behavior, content creation and more. Offered online.

In the STEM-designated BS in Game Design and Development you’ll get the hands-on design and development skills necessary to create interactive, virtual environments that span devices and platforms, whether for games or virtual reality applications in education, business, healthcare and beyond. Offered on main campus and online.

In the STEM-designated, top-ranked BS in Information Science you’ll explore information systems and computational methods used to transform data and information into knowledge through one of three emphasis areas: Artificial Intelligence, Data Science or Interactive and Immersive Technologies. Offered on main campus.

In this 12-unit, 4-course graduate certificate offered on campus and online, you'll explore archival practices as they affect the composition and meaning of cultural artifacts and historical records.

Develop in-demand skills in security scripting, cyber defense and digital offense with the 6-course, 18-unit online Graduate Certificate in Cyber Operations.

Learn to create, curate, preserve and manage digital collections in a fast-changing environment with our 4-course, 12-unit Graduate Certificate in Digital Curation, offered on campus and online.

Learn about data collection, exploration, manipulation and storage, analysis, and presentation to navigate data-rich workplace environments with the 3-course, 9-unit Graduate Certificate in Foundations of Data Science, offered on campus and online.

Gain the skills and experience you need as a librarian or legal information professional with the 5-course, 15-unit Graduate Certificate in Legal Information, offered on main campus.

The two-year MA in Library and Information Science prepares you for an exceptional career in libraries, museums and archives, as well as government and business. Accredited by the American Library Association, the MLIS offers specialties in Academic Librarianship, Archival Studies, Digital Curation, Legal Information, Public Librarianship and Special Librarianship. Offered on main campus and online.

Offered fully online, the STEM-designated MS CIO prepares students with the skills they need to excel in the high-demand field of cybersecurity in as few as 12 months.

The 18-month, STEM-designated MS in Data Science provides the training you need in data collection, exploration, manipulation and storage, analysis, and presentation to excel and innovative in the data-rich workplace. Offered on main campus and online.

The STEM-designated, 18-month MS in Information Science gives you the advanced skills you need to implement information methods across organizations and industries through one of two subplans: Human-Centered Computing and Machine Learning. Offered on main campus.

The University of Arizona PhD in Information prepares research-focused students to lead the future of information in academia, government and industry. Offered on main campus.

The 6-course, 18-unit Undergraduate Certificate in Cloud Computing provides students a solid foundation in virtualization and cloud technologies that boost confidence and enhance training in the field of cloud computing.

The 6-course, 18-unit Undergraduate Certificate in Cyber Defense provides students the opportunity to enhance their skills and knowledge in the fast-growing and in-demand field of cyber defense.

The 6-course, 18-unit Undergraduate Certificate in Cyber Operations provides students a springboard to becoming a cybersecurity practitioner, academic or researcher.

The 6-course, 18-unit Undergraduate Certificate in Cybersecurity is a highly technical, interdisciplinary certificate that builds on the skills necessary to become a cybersecurity professional.

The 4-course, 12-unit Undergraduate Certificate in Data Science and Visualization provides students the confidence and training they need in data collection, exploration, manipulation and storage, analysis and presentation in order to navigate data-rich workplace environments.

The 4-course, 12-unit Undergraduate Certificate in Games & Simulation provides students with the design and development skills necessary to create virtual interactive environments that span across devices and platforms.