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Kean University

What You Learn

  • Master software engineering and IT system development
  • Work in software quality and security assurance
  • Practice analytic data science
  • Study the latest in cybersecurity and digital forensics
  • Delve into artificial intelligence and machine learning

You can earn your degree at Kean's main campus in Union.

Application Deadline
Fall: June 30
Spring: December 1

Admission Requirements

If you have admissions questions, contact Graduate Admissions at gradadmissions@kean.edu or (908)737-4723.  

M.S. in Computer Information Systems

 

Program Coordinator:
Jing-Chiou Liou, Ph.D.
(908)737-4703
jliou@kean.edu

Faculty

"Kean taught me how to apply what I was learning, multitask, meet challenges and deliver under deadlines. I took the data mining course to build the skills required in today’s job market. It worked out well for me. My current work is in data mining, analytics and visualization using Python, SAS and Tableau."

 

Amrita Shelar
Business Intelligence Analyst for Initiative (NYC)

Cougars Climb Higher

At Kean, we believe learning extends far beyond the walls of our classrooms and labs. That's why we encourage you to get involved in clubs and organizations, and pursue internships that will advance your career. Find out more.

Research

Kean students have the chance to conduct research with world-class faculty and present their findings at the annual Kean Research Days event. 

Research days students at poster presentations. School and Clinical Psychology, LPC Qualification, Medical Technology
Research

Internships and Jobs

At Kean, we believe in helping all of our students find internships and jobs that support their career goals. Career services staff provide professional services and offer job fairs and networking events year-round.

Kean students gain real-world experience through internships. (Medical Technology)
Internships and Jobs

Student Clubs and Organizations

The ACM/ACM-W -- the Association for Computing Machinery, and ACM's Committee on Women in Computing -- is one of a number of student organizations that adds to the educational experience at Kean.

Association of Computing Machinery organization
Student Clubs and Organizations
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Accreditation

The Computer Science program at Kean is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org, under the commission's General Criteria and Program Criteria for Computing. 

ABET is a nonprofit, non-governmental organization recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. It currently accredits 3,709 programs at over 750 colleges and universities in 30 countries.

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