Information Sciences and Technology

Information Sciences and Technology (ISSCC) students must successfully complete a professional internship in business, industry, or the public sector.

Baccalaureate degree: Students must complete at least one internship and have the opportunity to complete up to three. Each requires a minimum of 300 hours of work.

Through a network of companies such as FedEx Ground, Bayer, and Nova Chemicals, Inc., these paid internships provide students with an opportunity not only to gain practical experience but to make valuable contacts within the industry. Also, in order to fulfill this requirement, students may obtain unpaid internships for local non-profit organizations. 

• Information Sciences and Technology Information
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  • Information Sciences and Technology (ISSCC) Minor
  • Security and Risk Analysis Minor
  • Career Opportunities
  • Degree Options
  • Faculty and Contact Information
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  • Program Requirements
  • TERP10 Certificate
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