it’s no secret that it departments keep businesses running. with a bachelor of science in information technology, students will be equipped to manage and maintain systems in such a way that it almost appears as if they’re doing nothing at all—but that couldn’t be further from the truth. students gain real experience with desktops, laptops, wearables, and smartphones to build their portfolio with hands-on projects that develop their skills, teamwork, and passion. students get access to excellent internships at new york companies to apply their knowledge, learn new skills, and build their network. 

if students want hands-on learning experiences, pace university has got them. not only do the on-campus and online labs—like the cybersecurity education and research lab, the robotics lab, the networking and data science lab, and the digital forensics lab—offer faculty-led research and project opportunities, but plenty of the seidenberg student clubs work on app development, hackathons, and competitions. choose from pace computing society, seidenberg tech collective, cybersecurity club, pace women in tech, and many more. students will get plenty of fresh knowledge and experiences, make friends, and build lasting memories.

becoming a proficient information technologist is dependent on applying the fundamental theory students learn in class to practical exercises that take place inside and outside the classroom. at the seidenberg school, these may take the form of server management in the blue colab, working with databases as part of a group project, developing their own website to display their portfolio, or participating in collegiate cybersecurity competition with other students as part of the cyber team.