Northeastern University College of Computer and Information Science

Northeastern University's College of Computer and Information Science (CCIS) delivers interdisciplinary academic programs and transformative research in the heart of Boston and beyond. Founded in 1982, CCIS was the nation’s first college dedicated to the field of computer science. Today, we are inspired by our information-driven world—and we strive to make it a better place. Our students engage in rigorous learning and real-world experiences. Our faculty shape minds, spark innovation, and inspire ideas. Our top scholars conduct research both in the core of computer science and at the intersection of computer science and other fields to solve everyday problems, from protecting privacy to improving health to designing the systems of tomorrow. Computer Science for Everyone As one of the nine colleges at Northeastern, CCIS provides a strong technical foundation and an essential understanding of computing concepts while integrating computer, data, and information sciences across disciplines and industries. We offer a wide range of innovative, flexible programs from undergraduate to PhD, plus combined majors and CCIS Meaningful Minors, all built to fit individual pursuits.