Lehigh's program in Computer Science and Business (CSB) is a joint initiative between the College of Business and Economics and the Department of Computer Science and Engineering in the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science.
Interested in joining Lehigh University's CSB Program? Apply today:
CSB students enroll (accepted as first year students or transfer in) — and are assigned an academic advisor as well as faculty advisors — in both colleges (special program advsiors). Students completing this demanding program are awarded a unique joint degree from both colleges. It equips students with the high-tech and business skills they need at a time when the boundaries between the two fields are becoming increasingly blurred.
The CSB program offers these key advantages:
- Depth in curriculum: The program is the only one of its kind to be accredited in both computer science and in business. Students obtain the skills and training needed to understand business functions and business-related problems, to analyze business-user information needs, to design computer-based information systems and to implement systems solutions in business organizations.
- Balance: The program requires CSB students to complete all the core courses required for a business degree and all the courses required for a B.S. in computer science. Students can select a concentration in any of several areas, such as finance, accounting, economics and various areas of computer science.
- Meeting market demand: Companies have been very actively recruiting CSB graduates.
Required courses cover structured programming, operating systems, algorithms, computer architectures, programming languages, software engineering, networking, accounting, finance, marketing, management and economics.
Graduates are prepared to join large and small consulting firms and start-up companies, and are prepared to advance to senior management positions.
Questions? Please feel free to reach out to CSB Academic Advisor Andrea Goff at ahg212@lehigh.edu or (610) 758-3413.
