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The Computer Science Department boasts one of the largest B.S. programs in the state, as well as thriving master’s and Ph.D. programs.

Despite its large size, the department maintains modest class sizes and a strong tradition of one-on-one faculty mentorship.


Offering a range of degrees – from undergraduate to doctorate – with opportunities to concentrate your studies and research in areas like bioinformatics, virtual reality, big data, artificial intelligence, security, and more.

Why Study Computer Science?

The job market in computer science is strong. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics:


Overall employment in computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations from 2022 to 2032. About 377,500 openings are projected each year, on average, in these occupations due to employment growth and the need to replace workers who leave the occupations permanently.


A student completing the degree with good grades can successfully compete for high-paying jobs as systems programmers or analysts, applications programmers, systems support staff membesr, technical staff members, or similar positions.

“Choosing UNCG was one of the greatest decisions I have ever made. Initially it was challenging, coming from India so soon after receiving a Bachelor’s degree, to handle different things. Eventually, I worked hard and learned a lot from my Professors and Classmates. I feel very fortunate for having great experience and exposure during my Master’s degree at UNCG. Proud to be a Spartan.”

-Pavan Teja Reddy Duggempudi, M.S., 2018

Upcoming EVENTS

Department News

March 26, 2026

CS Student Titi Adeniyi Receives DREaM Scholarship and URSCO Research Award

UNC Greensboro Computer Science department student Titi Adeniyi has been awarded both the Defense Research Experience and Mentored C…

March 17, 2026

UNCG Awards Internal Research Funding to Professors Suthaharan and Tong

The 2025–2026 UNCG Internal Funding Competition has awarded research support to faculty advancing innovative and impactful work ac…

February 4, 2026

Prof. Sun and Students Publish Three Papers at IEEE Big Data 2025

Prof. Yingcheng Sun and his graduate students Supriya Kottam, Sony Annem, and Kevin Hayes, along with undergraduate students Jackson…