Augusta University celebrates Spring 2024 graduates
More than 1,250 graduates were celebrated during Augusta University's 2024 commencement ceremonies.
Alexander Schwarzmann, PhD, Dean
Providing high-engagement, state-of-the-art technology education and research across computer science, information technology and cybersecurity disciplines.
It is a vibrant time in the life of Augusta University, and the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences has boundless opportunities for growth and advancement in being a national leader for cyber security. The School will be a leader in community outreach and engagement with strong contributions to its constituencies, including our university, state and military, as well as private and public sector organizations.
If you are looking for a cutting edge career in academia, the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences also offers key opportunities in research and education where you will be able to substantially contribute to the mission of the school.
We're building the future of computer and cyber sciences at Augusta University.
Did you know that Georgia is one of the top states in the United States with a high cyber security job shortage? Several positions in this industry are making their way to Augusta, Georgia. Augusta University is here to fill the career shortage of this vital industry as we move towards a digitally-dependent world.
Located at the center of many academic, governmental and corporate partnerships critical to the nation’s cyber security and technology enterprise, including the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence, the National Security Agency, Savannah River National Laboratory, and the U.S. Army Cyber Command, we are laying the foundation for a future of great opportunities all around.
Our faculty bring valuable, practical skills into the classroom. Our students are innovators, doers and thinkers.
The opportunities are boundless for you to pursue life-changing education at the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences. And we're just getting started.
Our programs in Computer Science and Cybersecurity will prepare the next generation of cybersecurity and technology professionals.
Learn how to protect an enterprise’s assets or sharpen your computer science skills with our Information Security Management and Computer Science graduate degrees.
The School of Computer and Cyber Sciences offers two Cyber Defender certificates, open to all Augusta University undergraduates.
More than 1,250 graduates were celebrated during Augusta University's 2024 commencement ceremonies.
“Augusta University is uniquely equipped to cultivate the next generation of data scientists," said Alexander Schwarzmann, PhD, dean of SCCS.
“I went to Augusta University, I know how many talented people go there. I was surprised how much reach we got. We have people from Boston, people that graduated and left the Augusta area who submitted work and mailed it to us. That was kind of cool," said Heather Rene Dunaway.
“The strategic development of the cybersecurity transfer pathway creates new opportunities for students from all Technical College System of Georgia institutions."