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The Information Science major is focused on the organization of information, in its verbal, visual, mediated and quantitative forms. You will learn about its storage, analysis, evaluation and processing by machines and people. In this major, you will study computer science, mathematics and communication, with emphases available in information technology, data science and game studies.
Diverse career opportunities are available in Information Science: advertising, data scientist, game developer, LAN administrator, quality assurance engineer & systems analyst, to name a few.
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UW-Green Bay has excellent teachers, internships, research opportunities, and a great record of placing students into jobs and graduate programs. Learn More
Ben Geisler is a lecturer for the Information Science degree. He has worked at four video game development studios, contributing to best-selling games for Xbox 360, PS3 and others. Geisler has also been involved with publisher relations at THQ, Activision and others. His past credits include Soldier of Fortune 2, X-Men Legends, Quake 4, The Incredible Hulk, Prey 2 and Prototype, along with publications on game research and practical applications. Geisler and other faculty members take students through incredible programming opportunities, such as Global Game Jam — a 48-hour game development weekend.
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Meet the other members of our Information Science faculty.
Every Information Science student at UW-Green Bay gains the skills and abilities necessary to succeed in the career field. In addition to technology and programming knowledge, students learn problem-solving skills, communication skills and more. Learn more.
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