Despite its name, computer science is a field of problem solving. The computers themselves? They’re just tools. With roots in mathematics and engineering and applications in areas ranging from design to medicine, computer science is relevant to nearly every aspect of business and industry in the new millennium.

That’s good news for computer science students. The U.S. Department of Labor projects computing-related work to grow more than twice as fast as the overall job market in coming years. And it’s not all programming: Graduates of NJIT’s computer science department get jobs as software engineers, analysts, managers, network administrators, and more, at companies like IBM, Lucent Technologies, MBNA, and Mercedes-Benz. 

NJIT’s College of Computing Sciences is the largest of any research university in the New York metropolitan area. Its professors are top-notch researchers, educators, and innovators. Its facilities are state-of-the-art. And its programs are life-changing.

Through CPE, you can pursue a B.S. in Computer Science, a M.S. in Computer Science, or graduate certificates in online classes, at extension sites, and at NJIT’s Newark campus. You might also check out information systems and information technology for related degree programs.