get coding immediately with a bachelor’s degree in computer science. after gaining a thorough understanding of the fundamental theory, students will apply their new knowledge to portfolio-building projects that will prepare them to enter the professional world with confidence. students get the fundamentals down, then specialize. learning theory trains critical thinking, meaning students will become a qualified problem-solver—even with unfamiliar problems. students will build their portfolio with project-based learning that develop their skills, teamwork, and passion.

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 any 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, which include the cybersecurity education and research lab, the robotics lab, and the networking and data science lab. all of the labs are available for students to work with faculty guidance on honing their skills.