students can diversify their academic experience with a computer science degree that offers the flexibility they want. students will learn fundamental theory and apply that knowledge to real projects that build their portfolio, empowering them to build the tech innovations of the future. students get the fundamentals down then specialize with a minor like it, information assurance in the criminal justice system, digital design, economics, marketing, business, or mathematics. students build their portfolio with project-based learning that develop their skills, teamwork, and passion. internships with new york companies give students on-the-job experience and complements their studies.

unlock international travel, interdisciplinary collaboration, and intercollegiate experiences through the new york city design factory programs. these for-credit experiences will see students traveling to partner universities in finland, portugal, geneva, and many other incredible locations to build real products for real companies.

plenty of on-campus (and online) opportunities are available for students to get hands-on learning experience and work on projects with classmates, too. pace computing society, seidenberg tech collective, cybersecurity club, pace women in tech, and other student clubs meet regularly throughout the semester. and then there’s pace's labs—the cybersecurity education and research lab, the robotics lab, the networking and data science lab—all of these are available for students to work with faculty guidance on honing their skills.