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

The Information Science Ph.D. program studies technological systems and how people use them, from both technical and social perspectives. The field examines computing and communication technologies alongside their broader contexts — social, cultural, economic, and political. This interdisciplinary approach combines diverse methodologies, from computer...

Below, you'll find the essential information you need to prepare a strong application to our graduate program, including qualifications, expectations, and application steps.

You’ll study the design, use, and impact of information systems and artificial intelligence 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.