
Overview
Whether you’re using an app or website, checking your email, or making a phone call, technology touches nearly every part of daily life.
A Computer Science degree from UW-Superior prepares you for a wide range of opportunities in our technology-driven world. You’ll learn from experienced instructors who specialize in embedded programming, software development, and modern computing systems—bringing real-world insight into every class.
Students gain practical experience using the architecture of ARM microcontrollers and develop the programming and problem-solving skills that form the foundation of today’s tech careers.
You can complete your Computer Science major on campus in Wisconsin or earn your degree entirely online, giving you the flexibility to study from anywhere while receiving the same high-quality instruction and support.
The on-campus comprehensive major does not require a minor, while the online and on-campus non-comprehensive majors do.
Gain Real-World Experience
In your senior capstone course, you’ll collaborate with real companies to design and implement practical computing solutions—developing the teamwork and technical experience employers value.
Internship Opportunities
Our faculty and career services team help connect students with local, regional, and national internships, giving you the opportunity to gain hands-on professional experience before graduation.
State-of-the-Art Computer Labs
As a UW-Superior student, you’ll have access to modern computer labs and dedicated servers designed for programming, networking, and system development.
What You’ll Learn
Through the Computer Science major (on-campus or online), you will:
- Learn the latest programming languages and tools using current technology in dedicated computing labs.
- Understand the concepts, issues, and algorithms behind the design and implementation of modern operating systems.
- Apply your knowledge through real-world projects with industry partners.
- Build a strong foundation in computer science principles and computational problem-solving.
- Join a vibrant computer science club that hosts programming contests, sponsors conference trips, and organizes social events.
International Students
STEM Designated Degree Program
For international students, this is a STEM Designated Degree Program, which may qualify you for an extension of your post-graduation stay in the United States.
Career Opportunities
Career paths for graduates with a computer science degree from UW-Superior include:
- Software development
- Network system administration
- Web development
- Cybersecurity
- Database systems
- Microcontroller firmware development
Whether you pursue your computer science degree online or on campus in Wisconsin, you’ll graduate with the knowledge and experience to succeed in today’s technology-driven industries.
Ready to get started?
Applying to UW-Superior is easy and free for undergraduate students. Once your application is submitted, you’ll hear from us within just a few days. We’re here to help you every step of the way with any questions you may have, so why wait? Start your application today.Â
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