View full information science degree requirements in the Pitt Course Catalog.
Students can also pursue a minor in information science.
We are in a connected world where humans and data are linked through intricate networks. Everyday objects like cars, doorbells and coffee machines, specialized equipment for healthcare and even infrastructure like roads, are smart and communicate data. Students in the information science program will gain a strong foundation and understanding in how data, human-centered systems and networks work together to solve real-world problems.
What can you do with a degree in information science?
Students have a broad range of professional opportunities. Many students go on to work in fields like healthcare, manufacturing, communications, finance, education, technology, and entertainment. Graduates are hired as system analysts and designers, database managers, website designers, information architects, and more.
Degree Requirements
Bachelor's Degree and General Education Requirements
Graduation requirements differ among degrees. However, all degrees require a minimum of 120 passing credits with a minimum 2.00 overall GPA, completion of the School’s Foundation Courses, General Education Requirements, Major Requirements, Secondary Field of Study, and a Capstone Experience. Students must also satisfy the School of Computing and Information residency requirements.
View full bachelor's degree and general education requirements in the Pitt Course Catalog.
