Program Directory

Develop the mathematical knowledge to assess and manage financial risk, essential for a career in insurance and finance. The curriculum, aligned with the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society professional exams, combines advanced mathematics, statistics, and financial theory. Graduate ready for certification and equipped with the quantitative skills employers demand.

The AI minor prepares students for the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, combining technical mastery with ethical considerations. From machine learning and robotics to automated reasoning and computer vision, students develop practical programming skills while exploring AI's societal impact. This program equips graduates from all fields to implement, evaluate, and influence AI integration in their chosen careers.

With a bachelor of arts in computer science, you’ll study theory, algorithms, and systems while connecting computing to your broader liberal arts interests. Our interdisciplinary approach gives you the freedom to design a program that’s as unique and multidimensional as you are. 

With a bachelor of arts in information science, you’ll study the design and use of information systems in a social context. Our interdisciplinary approach gives you the freedom to create a program that’s as unique and multidimensional as you are. 

With a bachelor of arts in statistical science, you’ll apply quantitative reasoning across scientific and social contexts. Our interdisciplinary approach gives you the freedom to design a program that’s as unique and multidimensional as you are. 

With a bachelor’s degree in biometry and statistics, you’ll apply mathematical and statistical techniques to real-world problems across science, health, agriculture, and more. Our interdisciplinary approach gives you the freedom to design a program that’s as unique and multidimensional as you are. 

With a bachelor of science in computer science, you’ll study theory, algorithms, and systems while connecting computing to your broader scientific interests. Our interdisciplinary approach gives you the freedom to design a program that’s as unique and multidimensional as you are. 

With a bachelor of science in information science, you’ll design the future of digital experiences. Blend technical skills with human behavior insights to build tomorrow's digital solutions. From apps to algorithms, make technology work for everyone.

With a bachelor of science in information science, systems and technology, you will learn to design, build, and optimize digital solutions that transform data into powerful tools. Create technology that makes sense of our increasingly connected world.

Learn to design investigations, analyze biological data, and solve complex problems across science, health, and business. Whether you're drawn to cutting-edge research, healthcare innovation, environmental protection, or business consulting, employers are looking for people who can work confidently with data and this program equips you to do just that.

The Computer Science Minor equips students from all majors with essential computing skills that enhance their primary field of study. This versatile program provides theoretical foundations in information and computation, preparing students for diverse academic and professional paths—from arts and humanities to law and engineering.

Master data-driven decision-making through Cornell's cross-disciplinary minor. Build essential programming skills in Python, R, and other industry tools while gaining a solid foundation in data-driven discovery. Our flexible curriculum combines with any major, equipping you with the practical data science expertise that today's employers demand.

The Game Design Minor is a hands-on program that blends creative storytelling, design principles, and technical skills to enhance any major. Students learn to craft engaging digital experiences while building valuable cross-disciplinary skills applicable to both gaming and broader interactive media careers.

 The interdisciplinary Information Science Minor explores how people interact with technology, bridging humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Students from any Cornell college can choose a concentration that aligns with their interests and career goals.