Career Paths
From team leadership to computer programming, a degree in computer science will provide you with the skills most valued by employers. As computer technologies become increasingly integral to day-to-day life, people possessing the technical skills will be in ever-increasing demand. More employers than ever are competing to hire skilled employees, and not just software companies, but everyone from government agencies to universities and hospitals, as well as financial institutions. A degree in computer science can lead to careers in:
- Information Systems Security Engineer
- Hardware Systems Engineer
- Software Engineer
- System Center Operations Manager
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Capacity Analysis
- Windows Systems Engineer
- Game Designer / Developer
- Radar Systems Engineer
- Web Developer
How much do Computer Science graduates make?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual salary for computer and information technology occupations was $91,250 in May 2020.96%
Career and Education Success Rate
Engage with industry leaders
FHSU graduates are in high demand in any industry from government security to technology and communications. You’ll join the ranks of accomplished alumni working in small business, government agencies, research organizations and Fortune 500 corporations. Both on-campus and online computer science students are encouraged to participate in collaborative research, attend professional events and connect with industry leaders at department events.
How do you get started on your bachelor’s degree in Computer Science?
Connect with your admissions counselor or transfer success coach and take the next step toward earning your bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.
What Bachelor’s Degrees are Related to Computer Science?
B.S. or B.A. in Information Networking and Telecommunications
B.S. or B.A. in Information Networking and Telecommunications, Information Systems
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FHSU awards in loans, grants, scholarships and employment funding to students annually.
