Programs

Shape the future of computing

Computing will change dramatically over the course of your career. Our programs will teach you to adapt to, anticipate, and lead these changes.

Our programs span the breadth of computer science. Whichever program you choose, you’ll learn from faculty who are advancing computing in inventive ways—and will teach you to do the same.

B.S. in Computer Science

The Bachelor of Science is the more technical of IU’s undergrad degrees in computer science. You’ll learn computing theory and how to use computers to solve problems, preparing you for a variety of in-demand jobs.

B.A. in Computer Science

The Bachelor of Arts is for students who also want to study the liberal arts through a second major or a minor from IU’s College of Arts and Sciences, which administers and confers this degree.

Minor in Computer Science

Add computer science to your skill set and open yourself to a wider range of career possibilities.

Accelerated M.S. in Computer Science

Add onto your B.S. in Computer Science by earning a master’s degree in one additional year of study. You’ll increase your expertise and earning potential.

Accelerated M.S. in Secure Computing

Add one year of study to your B.S. in Computer Science to earn a master's to help you specialize in cybersecurity.

Graduate programs

M.S. in Computer Science

Master the field of computer science in this technical, highly marketable degree that prepares you for a job in Silicon Valley and beyond.

Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity

Build your cybersecurity skills in this one- to two-semester program, which can be completed on campus or online.

M.S. in Secure Computing (Technology Focused Master's in Cybersecurity)

Get ready to protect our technology and understand the people who would do harm. This degree offers a highly technical, multifaceted approach to cybersecurity.

Dual M.S. in Secure Computing and M.A. in Russian and East European Studies

Combine cybersecurity skills with expertise in Russia and Eastern Europe.

M.S. in Bioinformatics

Learn to model, analyze, and manage massive amounts of biological data in a program that combines computing, informatics, biology, and statistics.

Ph.D. in Computer Science

Explore new frontiers in computing through theoretical and practical research. You will be prepared to work in industry, research labs, or academia.

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Partner programs

Many programs at IU Bloomington include computer science courses and/or faculty. They include:

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