Informatics

Want to use creative problem solving to make a tangible difference in the world today? Informatics is the degree for you.

Why Informatics at Andrews

As one of our featured World Changing Degrees, informatics offers the opportunity to make a difference while still providing excellent career opportunities for after graduation.

This degree offers an intersection between computer science and information systems, catering to creative, innovative students who want to combine their passions with their skills.

Informatics students have access to many opportunities for well-paid internships with top industry companies. Students can even be hired up to two years prior to graduation.

This degree is offered by the Department of Computing, which offers several other degrees including computer science, data science and information systems. The department also offers a growing network of experienced alumni.

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With the ever-evolving job market, Andrews is making sure that we offer marketable degrees with great career opportunities for the next generation of World Changers. Research has shown us that our brand-new degree in informatics is near the top of the list.

Careers in Informatics

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Career options are anything but limited with a computing degree. Popular jobs include software developer (designing and programming), computer systems analyst (study and recommend ways to make computer systems more efficient), and software engineer (managing programming processes).

Annual Salaries

Software Developer

$103,560

Computer Systems Analysts

$88,270

U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2018

Successful Andrews Alumni

Trevor Dennis, Systems Engineer

Cerner Corporation

Nicholas Paz, Software Support Engineer

Integra Group

Michael Aldrich, Intermediate Business Intelligence Analyst

Adventist Health Systems

Explore internship and career opportunities at our annual School of Business Administration career fair. Enhance your resume by joining one of our business student organizations such as ENACTUS, the Financial Management Association, our Accounting Club, or the Dean’s Student Advisory Council which plans fun events like banquets and vespers.

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Informatics prepares students to use and apply the latest computing technology. Students gain expertise in software development with an emphasis on creating web/mobile applications. They also get experience working with computing hardware, databases, networks, and data analytics.

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