A transformational force
driving the creation of knowledge and practice in information technology
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Summer camps for all, all summer long! June 4 - July 27. Learn more
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A new ranking has identified the University of Nebraska at Omaha as the top public university for military and veteran students hoping to pursue a degree in cybersecurity. Learn more
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For 10 days, UNO students and staff were fully immersed in Indian culture and education. Learn more
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For the third consecutive year, a cybersecurity camp, called Nebraska GenCyber (NGC), will introduce Omaha-area students and teachers to the fast-growing field; June 18 - 29. Learn more
In the College of Information Science and Technology (IS&T), no student will go unassisted or unchallenged. IS&T creates capable technology leaders who will thrive in a globally competitive environment. We offer programs of study in the following areas:
- Biomedical Informatics & Bioinformatics
- Computer Science
- Computer Science Education
- Cybersecurity
- Information Technology (Ph.D.)
- IT Innovation
- Management Information Systems
- Executive Master of Science in Information Technology
Find a program that's right for you!
Students will benefit from the college’s commitment to balance emerging disciplines with the bedrock fundamentals of information technology. The surroundings of a metropolitan campus in an emerging city offer chances to research and grow through associations with industry partners in technology.
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College of Information Science & Technology
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