Learn to collect, analyze and interpret a variety of information sources to better understand our world. Undergraduate students majoring in information science study how we interact with all things ...

CU Boulder’s graduate degrees in information science allow you to invent exciting new ways to use technology to positively impact the world. Join our faculty and students in participating in ...

What do environmental management, urban planning, public health and civil engineering all have in common? They use geospatial information science and technology to make important decisions. Geospatial ...

Gilles Brassard was attending a computer science meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in the fall of 1979, when he decided to ...

In the computing and information sciences Ph.D., you will conduct both foundational and applied research to address diverse and important challenges within and beyond computing and benefit from ...

Students learn to pinpoint important data that further their understanding of geospatial information science and technology (GIST) right on our main campus. Please contact a GIST faculty member to ...

Geographic information science is the science of making better decisions. Geospatial professionals integrate, map, analyze, and interpret data across disciplines to identify trends, relationships, and ...

Information Science is the study and design of information systems in applied, social contexts. This includes not only how to organize, analyze, categorize, manipulate, store, retrieve and protect ...

Our doctoral program in information science will give you the opportunity to develop sophisticated quantitative and qualitative research skills to equip you to delve into the complex information ...

PhD in Information Science students are required to complete 1 general course, 2 research methods courses, 2 of 3 foundations courses, 3 specialization courses (such as data science courses, human ...