Computer Science & Engineering
Engineer Tomorrow's Tech
Blend software and hardware to power the next generation of intelligent systems.
Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) at the U of A finds holistic solutions to improve the world. Whether you're creating AI systems from the ground up, designing embedded devices, or building secure cloud platforms. CSE at Arizona prepares you to lead in a rapidly evolving digital world.
AI-Driven, Systems-Oriented Curriculum
Go beyond coding. Students design full-stack computing systems, from microcontrollers to machine learning algorithms, integrating software and hardware to solve complex challenges. Degrees are offered for BS, MS, and PhD, including an accelerated master's program.
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Faculty Leading the Future
Study with internationally recognized experts in:
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning
- Cybersecurity
- Biomedical technology
- Quantum computing
- Robotics and autonomous systems
- Cloud architecture
- Embedded devices
Real-World Experience to Make a Difference
Collaborate on capstone design projects with companies like Raytheon, Honeywell and NASA to develop industry solutions. And students at all levels take part in game-changing research, including AI, wireless systems, biomedical tech and quantum computing.
Build leadership and community through student organizations, such as IEEE, Robotics Club, SWE, SHPE, NSBE, AISES and oSTEM.
Careers in High Demand
Graduates of the CSE program are equipped for success in fast-growing fields like:
- Artificial intelligence and data science
- Cybersecurity and cloud architecture
- Autonomous vehicles and smart infrastructure
- Biomedical and aerospace systems
- Software engineering and DevOps
Projected growth in AI-related jobs exceeds 20% by 2030. The median salary for CSE professionals is $97,000.
Top employers include:
Intel • Microsoft • Google • Amazon • Medtronic • Northrop Grumman • IBM
Get a Head Start on the Future
Explore undergraduate and graduate programs in computer science and engineering at the University of Arizona to lead the next wave of computing.
Undergraduate Programs
Graduate Programs
"Building on the latest advances and emerging areas, including quantum, AI-driven software engineering, new computer architectures and others, our faculty, staff and students will be positioned to improve the future and ensure that we are having an impact, not only in this field, but in the world."
David Ebert, Chief AI and Data Science Officer and ECE Professor, University of Arizona
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