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, which holds the Cyber Operations (CAE-CO) designation from the Department of Defense and National Security Agency, 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 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 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, top-ranked BS in Information Science you’ll explore information systems and computational methods used to transform data and information into knowledge: Data Science or Interactive and Immersive Technologies. 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 on main campus and online.

In the BAS in Intelligence and Information Operations you'll gain the skills and expertise needed to thrive in intel-related occupations in defense, law enforcement and private industry through one of three emphasis areas—Operational Intelligence, Information Warfare, Law Enforcement Intelligence or Signals Intelligence and Electronic Warfare. Offered on main campus and online.

In the BAS in Organizational Leadership and Regional Commerce you'll be prepared to lead, innovate and drive growth in businesses and organizations that power local and regional economies. Offered on main campus and online.

Integrate advanced computing skills into your major field to become a sophisticated user of computing technology with the ability to design systems and solve real-world problems across a variety of platforms and industries.

Gain the knowledge, skills and ability to become a leader that positively affect organizational, social, cultural and economic goals and change initiatives.

Gain a general understanding of esports industries, gaming communities and the social issues related to gaming for sport, including recent gaming trends in society. Offered on campus and online.

Gain an understanding of game design and related social and societal factors, including important design principles and human behavior in games, without needing extensive knowledge of programming. Offered on campus and online.

Gain an introduction to programming, design and game development fundamentals, learning to develop games both for entertainment, applications and other purposes. Offered on campus and online.

An ideal add-on for virtually any U of A major, this minor provides insight into issues in contemporary digital society from a variety of vantage points. Offered on campus and online.

Learn about all facets of information, from deriving information to managing information to extracting meaning from information. Offered on main campus.

Gain an understanding for work related to libraries, archives, special collections, material preservation, health information management and more. Available on campus and online.

The Cloud Certificate gives students the skills and confidence to use virtualization and cloud technologies to support businesses and organizations. It covers infrastructure, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft Azure.

This certificate teaches students to design secure network architectures, use defensive technologies, apply cyber threat intelligence, and conduct network security monitoring and threat hunting. Students gain hands-on experience securing Linux and Windows systems, analyzing network traffic, detecting anomalies, blocking cyber attacks, and managing Zero Trust Networks in on-premises and cloud environments.

This certificate is linked to the Bachelor of Applied Science in Cyber Operations. Completing both the certificate and BAS qualifies students for the UA Cyber Operations Undergraduate Certificate and NSA designation as meeting the NSA Center for Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations standards.

This Undergraduate Certificate in Cyber Security is designed to provide students in related fields with the opportunity to earn a certificate in a fast-growing and highly desired career field.

Develop the skills and confidence to tackle real-world data problems using modern programming languages.

The Digital Forensics Certificate will provide undergraduate students the confidence and training they need in incident response and various digital forensics including network forensics, mobile device forensics, host (Windows) and network (Linux) forensics and advanced memory forensics.

This certificate prepares students to become effective leaders who drive positive organizational, social, cultural and economic change. It equips them for roles from supervisor to executive, especially benefiting those in technical fields or with technical degrees seeking to build leadership skills.

Develop the skills necessary to create virtual interactive environments that span devices and platforms.

Develop skills to each computers to use language by extracting knowledge from text and using that knowledge in meaningful ways.

The Security Computing Certificate teaches students to use Python for cybersecurity problem-solving and digital investigations. They will learn to develop and deploy offensive and defensive scripts, create algorithms, visualize security data, and build machine learning models to counter cyber deception. Upon completion, students can evaluate automated tools, create algorithmic solutions, and apply Python libraries to security tasks.

The Certificate in Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Warfare (EW) covers network analysis, wireless networking, RF analysis and digital signal processing, providing hands-on experience in securing communication networks and applying SIGINT/EW principles. Graduates are prepared for roles in military, defense, cybersecurity and intelligence sectors.