University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Informatics programs

The discipline of Informatics studies the application of information technology to practically any field, while considering its impact on individuals, organizations, and society. It uses computation as a universal tool to solve problems in other fields, to communicate, and to express ideas.
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WHO WE ARE

INFORMATICS has an interdisciplinary research, education, and community engagement mission that spans the entire campus. We support and encourage research projects and education programs that involve applications of computing and information in areas from the natural sciences, engineering and business to the humanities and social sciences. Informatics is part of the SCHOOL OF INFORMATION SCIENCES, which is recognized for its excellence in programs and research that address contemporary issues at the intersection of people, information, and technology.

Find your future in informatics

Innovations in computing and connectivity are revolutionizing the way knowledge is created and shared — from advances in computer power to the World Wide Web; from search engines, social networking, and mobile technology to geographic information systems and large-scale collaborative initiatives. Take advantage of the unique resources and opportunities at the University of Illinois to level-up your skills and understanding in new and powerful ways.
Diversify and complement your major
Participate in cutting-edge research.
Lead in newly-created fields of inquiry

ACROSS CAMPUS & COMMUNITY CENTERED

Join us for

INFO minor group advising sessions

Interested in the Undergraduate Informatics minor?
Attend a group advising session on zoom!

Tuesday, February 27th 5pm

Tuesday, March 5th 5pm

Tuesday, March 19th 12pm

Tuesday, March 26th 12pm