John Cabot University

Programme overview

The Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Science at John Cabot University (taught in English in Rome) is a 120‑credit undergraduate degree that builds computational thinking, programming, data management and problem‑solving skills. The curriculum emphasizes both technical foundations and the social, legal and ethical dimensions of technology, preparing students to apply technology responsibly across sectors.

What you'll study

Core subjects cover algorithms, database design, programming and digital project management. The major also integrates material on cybersecurity, information systems and digital transformation management. Students study AI and data science topics (including foundations in statistics and deep learning) and complete hands‑on projects using real datasets. Courses include writing‑intensive elements and collaborative projects to strengthen communication and critical thinking.

Entry requirements

Program instruction is in English and the degree accepts entry in Fall or Spring. (The public course description does not list additional specific admissions criteria.)

Career prospects

The program is aimed at preparing graduates for applied and interdisciplinary roles in technology‑driven organisations. Graduates commonly pursue positions such as Digital Transformation Manager, Computer and Information Scientist and Data Analyst, or other roles that combine technical expertise with strategic and ethical decision‑making.

Scholarships & funding angle

John Cabot University references financial aid in its programme materials; prospective students should consult the university’s admissions or financial aid office for available scholarships, grants and application procedures.