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The College of Information and Computer Science houses two divisions: the Palmer School of Library and Information Science and the Department of Computer Science/Management Engineering. The College of Information and Computer Science, one of the top 15 information schools in the country, offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in computer science, library and information science, information management and technology, information systems, and management engineering. The College also offers the highly respected Ph.D. in Information Studies and is home to three institutes that focus on the burgeoning needs in the fields of information and computer science: Information Innovation Institute, Institute for Advanced Technology in Systems Interoperability, and the Palmer Institute for Public Library Organization and Management.
The Palmer School of Library and Information Science offers graduate programs in:
- Information Studies (Ph.D.)
- Library and Information Science (M.S.)
- Rare Books and Special Collections (Concentration)
- Archives and Records Management (Advanced Certificate)
- Public Library Administration (Advanced Certificate)
- Preparation for New York State Certification as a School Library Media Specialist
The Department of Computer Science/Management offers undergraduate degrees in:
- Information Systems (B.S.)
- Computer Science (B.S.)
- Information Management and Technology (B.S.)
The Department of Computer Science/Management Engineering offers graduate programs in:
- Information Technology Education (M.S.)
- Information Systems (M.S.)
- Management Engineering (M.S.)
Exceptional Facilities
The College of Information and Computer Science provides state-of-the-art facilities, including computer laboratories, a 2.3 million volume library and extensive electronic databases. Up-to-date hardware and software ensure you will learn by using the latest technology in the industry. Courses leading to the Master's degree in Library and Information Science are offered at the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University in Brookville and at New York University's Bobst Library in Manhattan, with selected courses offered at Long Island University's Westchester Graduate Campus in Purchase, N.Y. and Long Island University's Brentwood Campus in Brentwood, N.Y. Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in computer science, information systems and management engineering are offered at the C.W. Post Campus. The Information Studies Doctoral Program and Advanced Certificate programs in Archives and Records Management and Public Library Administration are available at the C.W. Post Campus in Brookville.
World-Renowned Faculty
Our faculty members are working professionals and research experts in their fields. In addition to their teaching responsibilities, many are employed as library, computer science and information technology consultants in a wide range of professional settings. Their hands-on expertise provides you with access to the most current information on trends and industry developments.
Personalized Attention
Our programs are tailored to fit your personal and professional needs. Academic and career counselors are available to help you define your goals and reach them. Flexible course schedules are offered days, evenings and weekends to meet the individual needs of both full- and part-time students.
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